Bloom & Wild review
Updated September 30, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Bloom & Wild is the sensible pick for readers buying flowers in the UK on a regular budget, since its entry prices sit at €13.15 against €32.54 for the category. It pairs that with same day delivery, next day slots and a freshness guarantee running to 7 days.
Key facts
- Best for
- Affordable UK flower delivery with same day slots, card messages and a freshness guarantee.
- Legal entity
- BLOOM AND WILD LIMITED (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- United Kingdom (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Founded
- 2013 (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Official website
- bloomandwild.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Entry prices sit well under the category norm: €13.15 for a typical order, against €32.54 across the comparison.
- Same day delivery is offered on 52% of its range, with next day available on 51.3%, so urgent gifting is realistic rather than a promise.
- The freshness guarantee stretches to 45 days on the strongest lines, past the 45 recorded across the field.
- Support runs on email for 93.2% of its plans, with a help centre on 89.4% and phone on 62.8%.
- Personalisation is close to standard, offered on 97.8% of listings, and 85.3% are exchangeable if the stems are not right.
Cons
- Freshness cover is uneven, running from 0 days at the bottom of the range up to 45 at the top.
- Typical orders start at €5.81 and climb to €26.72, and the largest arrangements reach €161.54, so a gift budget needs a real ceiling.
- Live chat reaches 30.7% of its plans and community boards 7.2%, leaving email and the help centre to carry most questions.
Who it suits
- Readers in the UK ordering flowers regularly who want same day and next day slots without the higher entry prices common in the category.
- Gift buyers who need a card message and a freshness guarantee printed on the bouquet they order.
- People who would rather resolve a late or damaged order by email or phone than by live chat.
Who should look elsewhere
- Shoppers who need same day delivery on every single line, since it covers 52% of the range.
- Buyers who want the same guarantee on every bouquet, because freshness cover starts at 0 days.
- Anyone on a fixed budget buying the larger arrangements, which top out at €161.54.
The company behind it
Bloom & Wild is the name readers meet at checkout, while the legal entity behind it is BLOOM AND WILD LIMITED. The distinction matters most in the awkward cases: if a bouquet arrives late or unlike the picture, the entity on your receipt is the party holding the contract, and the registered name is what you quote when you write in. Its registered home is GB, which makes this a domestic UK business rather than an overseas seller shipping into Britain. A UK base keeps the order inside a single market, which is why same day and next day slots are the default expectation on UK flower sites, and why a reader weighing prices in pounds is comparing like with like. Orders crossing a border add a customs step and an extra handover, and neither helps a bouquet arrive in water on the day you chose. The company was founded in 2013. In flower delivery, longevity is a fair proxy for supplier relationships, because stems, cold storage and last mile vans are contracts rather than features you switch on next week. A brand buying and shipping since 2013 is more likely to hold standing arrangements with growers and to have worked out which varieties hold up in transit, which is the difference between a bouquet that arrives as arranged and a bouquet that arrives loose. For a buyer the practical takeaways are narrow but worth having. If you are ordering for a company, check the legal name that appears on the invoice. Enter your delivery postcode early, because a UK base does not mean every UK postcode is covered on a same day slot. Keep the confirmation email, since the entity name on it is what support will ask for. And for a recurring order, check how often it repeats before you set it running, so a repeat delivery lands when you are expecting it.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a bouquet cost at Bloom & Wild?+
Entry prices vary quite a bit across the range. The typical order sits at €13.15, the lower end starts at €5.81 and the upper end reaches €26.72. The priciest arrangements top out at €161.54, so it is worth checking the price of a large gift bouquet before you commit to it.
Can I get flowers delivered the same day?+
Same day delivery is offered on 52% of the range, and next day on 51.3%. That split is worth checking against your postcode at checkout, because a same day slot is not available on every bouquet and the cut-off time usually matters more than the headline. Booking ahead is the easier route for a fixed occasion.
Is there a freshness guarantee on the flowers?+
Yes, and its length varies by bouquet. The guarantee runs to 7 days on a typical order and stretches to 45 days on some lines, while the bottom of the range sits at 0 days. Read the guarantee on the specific bouquet, since a longer window is what gives you room to raise an issue.
Who runs Bloom & Wild?+
The brand is run by BLOOM AND WILD LIMITED, registered in the United Kingdom. The company has been trading since 2013, long enough in flower delivery to have settled how stems are bought, stored and shipped domestically. Being a domestic business also means the prices you compare with other UK flower sites are quoted on the same footing.
Do I have to sign up for a subscription?+
No, a subscription is optional rather than the only way in. Recurring orders cover 83.6% of its listings, with 83.6% running monthly and 61.8% on a flexible schedule. Gifting without a subscription is still available, and skipping works on 97% of the recurring plans.
Can I add a card message to the order?+
Yes, personalisation is close to standard here, offered on 97.8% of listings. If the bouquet is not what you expected, 85.3% of listings are exchangeable, which gives you an alternative route before contacting support. Check both at checkout, since the options differ between arrangements.
How do I contact Bloom & Wild if an order goes wrong?+
Email is the most common route, covering 93.2% of its plans, with a help centre on 89.4% and phone support on 62.8%. Live chat is thinner at 30.7%, so if a bouquet is already late, phone support is the faster way in. Have your order reference ready.
Sources
- find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/search checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Founded, Headquarters, Legal entity
“08419307 - Incorporated on 26 February 2013”
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Bloom & Wild
Affordable UK flower delivery with same day slots, card messages and a freshness guarantee.