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Flower delivery in Weybridge
It's so tempting to get waylaid delivering flowers in Weybridge! There are shops, restaurants, golf clubs, theatres and even a picturesque cricket green. Here we list our favourite places to visit. As well as ideas for bouquets for loved ones lucky enough to live in this charming spot.
Some welcome Weybridge magic
A fast train from London Waterloo means you can be in Weybridge in less than half an hour. Its proximity to the capital has seen Weybridge become a popular town with commuters. But there's far more to this idyllic spot than just its convenient location.
Shopping heaven
There are so many shops to choose from, including independent boutiques and more recognisable household names. Weybridge's main shopping street is Church Street, which offers art galleries, delis and interior design inspiration.
Café culture with a dash of celebrity
Weybridge has been home to many celebrities including John Lennon and Elton John. It's now popular with Premier League footballers. So keep your eyes peeled just in case they've headed out for a latte.
There's also a royal connection: Weybridge's luxurious Oatlands Park Hotel stands on the site of a Tudor palace. Monarchs including King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth would stay here.
Way down by the River Wey
In Victorian times, the River Wey was used to transport goods to and from London. Now quiet paths run along its side, many making use of the existing towpaths.
The area is known as the 'River Wey and Godalming Navigations'. One easy, dog-friendly route is the 8km/5 mile Weybridge to New Haw Lock walk.
A floral tapestry
If you visit during the spring or summer, it's worth popping along to Churchfields Meadow. Wildflower seeds have been sown to create a beautiful tapestry of colour.
Speeding through history
The first ever British Grand Prix took place at Weybridge's Brooklands race track back in 1926. It became a key centre for motoring and aviation in the early days of powered flight. Head to the Brooklands Museum for the full story. You can see historical vehicles, aircraft and even climb on board Concorde!
Want some insights into the Formula 1 cars of today? Mercedes-Benz World is just a mile from Weybridge Station. You can book in for track experiences or tackle their off-road course.
The transport attractions don't stop there. The double-decker bus has been a mainstay of London's transport system for decades. Weybridge is the end of the line for some stars of transport engineering at the London Bus Museum
Weybridge themed flower arrangements
Need some ideas of what flowers to send a loved one in Weybridge? We have some beautiful bouquets to choose from, including:
In the footsteps of royalty
Oatlands Palace provided a country retreat for monarchs past. And Tudor roses can still be seen on the Weybridge and Walton-on-Thames coat of arms. Our own Royal Flush Bouquet includes exquisite spray roses with blooming limonium:
Royal Flush Bouquet: the finer details
A sophisticated blend
We love sipping a coffee between deliveries in Weybridge. Our sophisticated Café Au Lait bouquet includes the coffee-like tones of 'Amnesia' and 'Quicksand' roses.
Café Au Lait Bouquet: the finer details
An iconic red
The official colour of the red London buses in Weybridge's bus museum is Pantone 485 C. We think the red of these 'Naomi' roses in this bouquet is similarly iconic!
Long Stem Red 'Naomi' Rose Bouquet: the finer details
Next day delivery to Weybridge
We offer next day flower delivery to Weybridge of our luxury bouquets. We use either FedEx or Yodel tracked service. If you place your order to Weybridge before 3pm, we will deliver it the next day.
About Chelsea Florals
We are an independent, family-run business delivering hand tied bouquets across the UK. And there is a story behind every bouquet. Our head florist's designs have been inspired by the English countryside, royalty and far-flung destinations.
We carefully source seasonal flowers of the highest quality in our bouquets, following the design as closely as the month will allow.
