It’s that time of year when many of us thank or remember our mothers with a large bouquet of flowers.
Nobody wants flowers that fade after a day or two, and some delivered bouquets can be costly. So where should you go to get the best value for your money?
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Martyn James, consumer expert on The Sun’s Squeeze Team, says: “Avoid delivery costs and save yourself a package by buying a bunch of flowers in a supermarket and delivering them in person.”
Here, mother-of-three Lynsey Hope sees how store flowers compare to more specialized bouquets.
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Lynsey says: I loved Aldi’s range of flowers, especially this bouquet. It had more hydrangeas and a nicer pitcher than eFlorist’s.
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Lynsey says: The bouquet from Amazon is expensive. Instead I put together two bundles from Sainsbury’s. They even looked fresher.
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Lynsey says: Interflora’s is impressive. But from its chic packaging, it looks little different from Tesco’s bouquet.
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Lynsey says: The Moonpig bouquet is very pretty, but quickly deteriorates. The cheaper Waitrose bundle has more stems.
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Lynsey says: M&S’s are very pretty, but Morrison’s has a similar bouquet without the sunflowers. They have held up well too.
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Lynsey says: Prestige’s are incredibly expensive, while Asda’s are a bargain at £3. You can even buy two bundles and put them in a gift bag.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/18071045/mothers-day-flowers-aldi-tesco-bargains/ Don’t even think about buying Mother’s Day flowers with delivery service