Flowers are the gift most often sent home to Sri Lanka from the UK, and the ordering experience is where most services fall short. With Silver Aisle you place the order from the UK and the arrangement is built here in Sri Lanka, by a partner florist, quality checked in house before it leaves and carried to the door in an air conditioned vehicle. Nothing is flown in, which matters a great deal in Colombo’s heat, and it is why the bouquet your family receives looks like the one on the page.

Order flower bouquets in Sri Lanka online, from the UK

You order from the UK, and the arrangement is made locally. Arrangements are built from roses, spray roses, lilies, orchids, hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, peonies and heather, combining locally grown stems with imported blooms. Petite arrangements start at around LKR 6,400 and statement pieces such as a hundred rose bouquet or a three and a half foot floral installation reach LKR 46,600. Most hand tied bouquets and vase arrangements sit between LKR 8,000 and LKR 20,000, inclusive of tax, with delivery calculated separately. Browse the full Flowers collection.

Same day flower delivery in Colombo

Any arrangement marked Same Day Delivery reaches the recipient the same day when the order is placed before 2pm Sri Lanka time. Colombo runs ahead of the UK, so an order placed in your morning still makes the cut-off. Because the florist is in Sri Lanka rather than the UK, same day is genuinely same day. There is no surcharge for choosing it, and delivery is calculated at checkout by location.

Choosing a colour story

Request a palette in the special instructions at checkout, or message the concierge team on WhatsApp at +94 71 225 8888 before ordering. Flowers are seasonal, so the florist matches your scheme as closely as the day’s stems allow and will contact you if a variety needs to be swapped for something equivalent.

Occasions we are asked for most from the UK

• Birthdays, often paired with a cake and a balloon bunch on the same delivery date. You can send a cake to Sri Lanka alongside the flowers.
• Mother’s Day, with two annual windows: UK Mothering Sunday in March and the May date observed in Sri Lanka
• Anniversaries and Valentine’s Day
• Condolences, where the arrangements are deliberately restrained
• New arrivals, with florals, balloons and cakes for the new parents

Sending more than flowers? See Send Gifts to Sri Lanka from the UK.