Serenata Flowers Review & Giveaway

ByLisa Jayne 



I absolutely love receiving flowers, probably more for the fact I receive them so rarely, it makes them feel that bit more special. I just love how a colourful bouquet can instantly brighten up the room and can smell gorgeous. Recently Serenata Flowers got in touch to see if I’d be interested in receiving  a bouquet of their flowers, and well of course I said yes. 








Looking through their site trying to chose a bouquet was difficult, just because all their flowers looked so pretty. In the end I settled on Ocean Whisper as my lounge is painted blue, so I thought they’d make a lovely contrast.  The Ocean Whisper bouquet is made up of gerbera daisies, purple veronica blooms, purple lisianthus, blue thistle, and purple statice. I’m not really someone who knows their flowers, I usually just pick them by colours I like, but I love daisies and purple flowers, so this was perfect for me.




I’ve had a couple of bad experiences in the past with ordering flowers online, usually where they’ve turned up battered and a bit sad looking, so I was a little hesitant about how these would turn up. But these flowers turned up perfectly, looking exactly like they did on the website, which is often another common problem with ordering flowers online. And just look at how pretty they are! 


 


Do you fancy winning £40 to spend at Serenata Flowers to try them out for yourself? Just follow the Rafflecopter instructions below! UK entrants only I’m afraid, giveaway ends on the 22nd September, and winner will be notified by email. 





	

	





			

			

				

					
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