Lilac in London: numbered bouquets, 51 stems or a tote
Lilac in London comes numbered in the grid, from Lilac Bouquet No. 1 to #5, while 51 Lilac in a Bouquet is named by stem count and a Fresh Tote with Lilac sits beside them. The choice starts with a design, a count or a tote, and a photo of the bouquet arrives before the courier leaves.
Choosing a lilac bouquet: by number, by count or in a tote
Lilac Bouquet No. 1 through No. 4 and #5 make the numbered range, 51 Lilac in a Bouquet is named by stem count, and Fresh Tote with Lilac holds the flower in a tote. Lilac is cut in May in the northern hemisphere, the same late-spring window as peonies in Europe, from late April into June. Once you pick a name or a count, the florist buys those stems only after payment clears.
Lilac delivery in London and the first evening in a vase
A photo of the finished bouquet reaches you before the courier leaves, and the date, address or card text can still change then. If a stem is out of stock, the florist swaps it for one close in colour and price, visible in the same photo. Most orders are delivered the day they're placed; timing and zones appear on the bouquet's own page and the delivery page. At home, cut the stems on a slant, strip the leaves below the waterline, change the water every day or two, and keep the vase away from radiators, sunlight and ripe fruit.
If lilac isn't listed for your date, the other single-flower bouquets keep the same photo and delivery.