Passover Flowers and Arrangements
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In 2025, the sacred Jewish holiday of Passover starts on April 12 and lasts until April 20. Passover (or ‘Pesach’ in Hebrew) is one of the Three Pilgrimage Festivals in Judaism, as it celebrates the Israelites’ Exodus from slavery in ancient Egypt. This beautiful celebration begins with the Passover Seder, which is a feast enjoyed by the participants.
Be ready for your gatherings and events over this eight-day celebration with flowers for Passover delivered by The Bouqs Co. Many who celebrate will want to decorate their Seder table with a floral centerpiece, and we have great options for just that! Our options range from bright, bountiful bouquets to formal, elegant centerpieces. No matter the style you want, you can order flowers for Passover that are sure to impress friends and family.
Send Passover Flowers to Friends and Family
If you can’t make it for your family’s celebration, or want to send some love to a friend who’s celebrating this year, then you can always send your love with a bouquet from The Bouqs Co.! You can place your order prior to the start of the eight-day celebration and have your gift delivered on April 12, or send flowers next day to be received in honor of the holiday through its end on April 20. Schedule your Passover flower delivery with The Bouqs today.
What Flowers for Passover are Best?
When it comes to choosing which flowers to order or send for the Jewish holiday of Passover, there’s no wrong answer. However, since the celebration is always held around the start of spring each year, we recommend a bouquet of spring flowers like tulips, lilies, and peonies. If the host of this year’s Passover celebration has a favorite spring flower, you may be best suited by choosing a bouquet featuring them. That way they’ll know you were really thinking about them, and how much they mean to you. You really cannot go wrong with any type of flowers for Passover, so choose your favorite Bouq and order one in time for the holiday.