Our get well soon flowers are for the times you can't be there in person but want someone to know you're thinking of them. The collection brings together hand-tied bouquets and arrangements in lilies, sunflowers, tulips, roses and hydrangea, in sizes from compact to generous.

How to choose a recovery bouquet

• Sunflowers and yellow tulips are bright and uncomplicated, a good fit for someone who could use some cheer.
• White and pink lilies feel calm and soft. Lilies can be fragrant, so a smaller bouquet may suit a small room or someone sensitive to scent.
• Roses and hydrangea feel fuller and more classic, a good choice when you want the gesture to feel considered.
• Preserved roses are a quieter option if you'd rather give something that isn't fresh-cut.

Sending them well

The best get well soon flowers suit both the person and the room they'll be in. If you are sending to a hospital, check the ward's guidelines first, as some units limit flowers. When timing matters, see our 60 Minutes Delivery collection. To compare more styles, browse all flower bouquets, or visit our birthday flowers if a celebration falls during their recovery.