Red Flower Arrangements

Send Red Flower Bouquets

Romantic. Daring. Fun. Red petals are anything but dull! In fact, they’re one of the most multifaceted flower colors. Think about it: whether you choose an entirely red bouquet or you select scarlet blossoms to accent other colors, red flowers can be used for nearly any occasion.

• Anniversary? Red roses are a classic choice.

• Birthday? Send a mixed bouquet of red and pink tulips with purple lilies.

• Wedding? Add a few red flowers to your white bouquet for pictures that will pop.

• Congratulations? Choose a blend of red roses, yellow sunflowers, and white mums.

• Thank you? Select a lovely mix of red and pink flowers.

• Get well soon? Go with bright pink stargazer lilies. After all, pink is just a muted shade of red, right?

Farm-Fresh Red Arrangements

When you want to buy fresh roses online - or any other red bouquet - choose the sustainably sourced blooms from The Bouqs Co. We source our artisan-designed arrangements from farms that use sustainable farming methods, so you can rest assured that you aren’t harming the environment by celebrating your loved ones and their special occasions with flowers.

Speaking of the farms we work with, they don’t cut your flowers until after you order them (except our gorgeous Same-Day Bouqs). Farm-fresh bouquets provide the brightest red hues with the longest enjoyment time. No dreary, droopy petals here!

What Color Flowers Pair Well With Red Flowers?

When you want a versatile flower color, you can’t go wrong with red. For a soothing, analogous color scheme, match red blossoms with purple or orange flowers. If you want a more vivid contrast, pair red flowers with white, blue, or green.

Common Red Flowerss

Stumped on what flowers are red besides roses? Here are some common blooms with red varieties: Chrysanthemums, Alstroemeria, Anemone, Marigolds, Amaryllis, Poppies, Zynnia, Tulips, Lilies, Gerbera daisies, Carnations, Calla lilies, Peonies, Dahlias, Begonias, Camellia, Columbine, Hibiscus, Red sunflower, Azaleas, Coneflowers, Verbena, Ranunculus, Daylilies, Clematis, Hyacinth, Cosmos