Beautiful Flowers from Bloom & Wild: Review

When I came across Bloom & Wild not so long ago I got really excited – they are a subscription box for flowers, but with them you don’t need to worry about being out when they are delivered, as they are cleverly boxed to make sure they fit through your letterbox (unless you choose the top subscription and they you will need to be around to accept your delivery as it is just bursting with to many buds to make it through), as well as keeping the precious flowers packaged inside in top condition.

Bloom & Wild give you a number of options allowing you to carefully tailor your subscription to meet your needs, staring with a choice of three differently priced bouquets costing between £13.95 and £23.95, alongside the options to have weekly, fortnightly or monthly deliveries or even just order yourself, a friend or family member a one off bunch.

Each bouquet is made up of seasonal flowers and are designed to be longer-lasting than those you would pick up at your local supermarket. Each bouquet is hand crafted by Bloom & Wilds florist Vanessa Birley, who makes sure that each week’s bouquet is different from the last, so no need to worry about repeat deliveries.

Personally I love the concept in fact as I sit writing this I’ve turned around to Ash and said what do you think about signing up to a monthly subscription? We both love having flowers around the home, which often leads to us picking up a bouquet as we are shopping – but supermarket bouquets just cannot compare to these postbox beauties.

The colours, selection and inclusion of perhaps lesser used flowers, all add to the allure of these bouquets to me, and in fact I love the feel with this particular bunch that it could have just been swept up as you skip through a field enjoying the March sun.

Over all the whole experience of trying Bloom & Wild leaves me with the the desire to see just what the next bunch has to offer and as well as being able to see myself signing up to this, I can also see me using it as a gift, either as small subscription gift or one offs – in fact wouldn’t it just make the perfect Mother’s Day gift; I know my Mum feel in love with mine the moment she saw them.

To find out more about Bloom & Wild, or to order a delivery pop click on over to their website. (If you check my sidebar you might just find a discount code for them as well.)

What do you think of Bloom & Wild, could you see yourself signing up to them?

*PR Sample