Hanukkah flowers for eight nights
The first night of Hanukkah is Friday, December 4, 2026, when the first candle is lit at sundown. For delivery on the day, book standard delivery by Fri, Nov 27 or rush by Tue, Dec 1.
Hanukkah flowers do not need to look like Christmas flowers. We like cool whites, soft blues and silvery greens, which look lovely next to a menorah and last well past the eighth night with a little care.
Bringing flowers to a candle lighting
If you are visiting family for a night of Hanukkah, a hand-tied bouquet is an easy thing to carry. Pick it up free at a public spot near you, or have it delivered to the host earlier that day.
Keep them away from the candles
Set flowers well away from open flames and radiators. Fresh water every couple of days keeps them going through all eight nights.
Hanukkah bouquets
Standard delivery, $20
Book at least 7 days ahead. Delivered across New York on the date you pick.
Rush delivery, $35
Needs 3 days of notice. We do not offer same-day delivery.
Free pickup
Handed off at a busy public spot, like a nearby Starbucks. We confirm the spot with you first.
Want something made just for them?
Share a budget, colours and favourite flowers. A florist chats with you to shape it, then sends a final price for you to approve.
Request a custom bouquetQuestions we get asked
What is the last day to order Hanukkah flowers for delivery?
The first night of Hanukkah is Friday, December 4, 2026, when the first candle is lit at sundown. To have flowers delivered on the day, book standard delivery by Fri, Nov 27 or rush delivery by Tue, Dec 1.
When does Hanukkah start this year?
The first candle is lit at sundown. The date is shown at the top of this page, with the last day to book delivery.
Can I ask for a blue and white bouquet?
Yes. Send a custom request with the colours and a florist will reply in chat with a design and a price.