Tonos de Hanukkah

Most of our seasonal arrangements lean on red and green, so Hanukkah Hues came from wanting a design that spoke to its own holiday instead of borrowing someone else's colors. Blue delphinium against white roses and lilies felt like the right answer.

What's included in this blue and white Hanukkah centerpiece, from stems to delivery.

The Roses, Lilies, and Delphinium in This Mix: White roses, Asiatic and Peruvian lilies, daisy poms, and mini carnations fill this centerpiece, with blue delphinium and purple limonium worked through for color and dusty miller for texture, a mix of flowers chosen to keep the blue and white palette balanced.

The Blue and White Palette: Blue and white carry this design instead of the red and green most seasonal arrangements lean on, a nod to the traditional colors of the holiday.

Sizes & Presentation: Choose Standard, Deluxe, or Premium. Every size keeps the same blue and white mix, with more flowers filling it out at each step, so a Deluxe or Premium works well if the table is doing double duty for a larger holiday gathering.

A Holiday Table Centerpiece for Hanukkah: This centerpiece suits a Hanukkah table across any of the eight nights, sitting well through the season. It works just as well for any gathering that calls for a calmer palette than red and green.

Delivery: Order by 2 PM in the recipient's time zone, or noon on Sundays, for same-day holiday flower delivery in most areas nationwide, a good option if you're picking last minute gifts before the first night. Family celebrating farther away can still receive these holiday flowers through our nationwide network.

• Give the arrangement fresh water as soon as the flowers arrive, then keep it away from direct heat and candle flames if it's sitting near a menorah.
• Refresh the water every couple of days to help it last the full eight nights.

• If a specific bloom isn't available, our designers substitute one of equal or greater value and always keep the blue and white color story intact across all the flowers in the arrangement.

Is this centerpiece meant only for Hanukkah, or does it work for other occasions?

It's built around Hanukkah's blue and white, but the same calm palette works for a sympathy gift or any occasion that doesn't call for red and green.

Will this last through all eight nights of Hanukkah?

With fresh water changed every couple of days, most of the flowers in this mix hold up well across the full eight nights.