Happy Hanukkah Bouquet

With its lively blue and white blooms and lush greenery, this hand-designed arrangement adds to the joy and beauty that mark the Festival of Lights.

• All-around arrangement with white roses, carnations and Peruvian lilies (alstroemeria); blue delphinium; accented with baby’s breath, assorted greenery and pinecone picks 
• Artistically designed in a clear glass cylinder vase
• Extra large arrangement measures approximately 16"H x 12"W
• Large arrangement measures approximately 15"H x 11"W
• Medium arrangement measures approximately 13"H x 10"W
• Small arrangement does not include pinecone picks; measures approximately 12"H x 9"W
• Our florists hand-design each arrangement, so colors, varieties and container may vary due to local availability
• To ensure lasting beauty, Peruvian lilies may arrive in bud form and will fully bloom over the next few days

We wanted a design that felt festive without leaning on the usual red and green. Blue and white came first, then soft greenery to round it out. It's become the bouquet our regulars ask for every year once the menorah comes out.

Here's the color story, the sizes on offer, and how delivery works during the holiday for this and our other flower arrangements.

Blue and White, Gathered From Seasonal Flowers: Blue and white blooms come together with lush greenery for a look that's festive without leaning on red or green. Nothing here is dyed to match; the palette comes from the fresh flowers themselves, the same restraint we bring to our other holiday arrangements.

A Cool, Crisp Color Story: Think ice blue and snow white rather than pastel. It reads more like candlelight in a window than a typical bouquet, which is exactly why it stands out among our flower arrangements this time of year.

Small Through Extra Large: Pick Small for a side table or Extra Large for the center of the table where everyone gathers, a wide selection of sizes for however the table is set. Each size keeps the same blue-and-white mix, just fuller as you go up, more flowers packed into the same color story, consistent with how we build every one of our floral arrangements.

When to Shop Flowers Beyond the First Night: Most people order this for Hanukkah, but these seasonal flowers also read well as a gift anytime family wants to send loved ones something calm and clean rather than showy.

If a Bloom Isn't Available: Not every bloom cooperates with the calendar, especially around a holiday with a fixed date. When something isn't right, our designers reach for a substitute of equal or greater value and keep the blue-and-white color story exactly where it should be across all of our flower arrangements.

Same Day Flower Delivery During the Holiday: Order by 2 PM in the recipient's time zone, or noon on Sundays, for same day flower delivery in most areas nationwide. We'd suggest a day of lead time if you want it there for the first night, since this is one of our busier weeks for flowers like these.

• Trim the flowers' stems, change the vase water every couple of days, and keep it away from heating vents this time of year.
• Cared for daily, it should hold for close to a week, some lasting beauty through all eight nights.

• Our designers may substitute stems of equal or greater value to guarantee freshness and fullness; the overall look and color palette of the design is always preserved.

Will the bouquet stay blue and white in every size?

Yes, every size keeps the same blue-and-white palette; larger sizes just add more flowers, not new colors. Exact blooms shift a little with what's freshest that week, the same as any of our mixed arrangements.

Do you deliver on short notice during Hanukkah week?

We do our best, especially since so many people shop flowers later in the week once their plans firm up, the same rush we see across our floral arrangements generally. Same-day delivery is available in most areas nationwide when you order by 2 PM in the recipient's time zone, or noon on Sundays, though this is one of our busiest stretches, so a day of lead time helps if your date is fixed.