Tulips in Singapore

Shop tulip bouquets in Singapore with same-day delivery island-wide.
Tulips are one of the few flowers you can order here in any month and actually get: our own order records show tulip arrangements going out steadily every single month of the year.
Hand-tied in red, pink, yellow, white, lilac and orange, for birthdays, anniversaries and everything in between.

Better Days Vase — pink roses, purple tulips and yellow craspedia in a glass jar with pink ribbon

Better Days Vase

From $119.90

Citrus Vase — yellow tulips, white lisianthus and orange spray roses in a glass jar with pink ribbon
Citrus Vase

Citrus Vase

From $122.00

Into The Unknown Vase | Free Same-Day Flower Delivery Singapore

Into The Unknown Vase

From $122.00

Fuyu Vase — white hydrangea, peach roses and a peach gerbera daisy in a glass jar on a wooden console

Fuyu Vase

From $118.00

Smoky Quartz Vase — mauve roses, open blush tulips, carnations and chamomile with eucalyptus in a glass vase with white ribbon

Smoky Quartz Vase

$176.00

Rose Quartz Vase — pink tulips, pink roses and white carnations in a glass vase with pink ribbon

Rose Quartz Vase

$176.00

Pearl Quartz Vase | Free Same-Day Flower Delivery Singapore

Pearl Quartz Vase

$176.00

Boite De Fleur Enchanted Table Flower Arrangement | Free Same-Day Flower Delivery Singapore

Boite De Fleur Enchanted

$193.00

Fruity Goodness Gift Hamper | Free Same-Day Flower Delivery Singapore
Fruity Goodness Gift Hamper by Windflower Florist Singapore

Fruity Goodness

$92.00

Ruby Quartz — red and pink roses with white baby's breath, wrapped in pink paper, held by a model
Ruby Quartz Vase — red and pink roses with red tulips and eucalyptus in a glass vase with a red ribbon, on a console

Ruby Quartz

From $149.00

Tulip Bouquets in Singapore, Fresh All Year

No season gap, no waiting list. Tulip arrangements have left our studio in every month of the past year, which makes tulips the dependable choice when you want something softer than roses without gambling on a season.

Flown in from Holland

Our tulips come from Dutch farms through Hoek Flowers, our supply partner in the Netherlands. Every stem in a tulip bouquet here has crossed most of the planet before we hand-tie it in Singapore, which is part of why a fresh tulip feels like a small luxury.

A quieter kind of romantic

Tulips carry much of what roses say with less ceremony. Red leans love, pink leans affection, and a single-colour bouquet is the cleanest way to wear their modern, minimal look.

An honest care note

Tulips keep growing after they are cut and they drink quickly, so a dry vase shows sooner than it would with roses. Top up the water daily and recut the stems once, and they will hold their shape for the good part of a week.

Never without them

If tulips are your person's flower, our flower subscription can keep them coming on a schedule.

Browse 59 curated tulip arrangements featuring Roses, Eucalyptus and Tulips in Green, Cream White and Blush Pink tones, priced from $75 to $204.

Customer favourite this month: Tulip Orange Vase — Featuring tulips, eucalyptus. From $114. Free same-day delivery.

Most popular for Birthday, Anniversary and Graduation — with options starting from $75.

This week: Tulip White, Tulip Pink and Tulip Red, selected by Windy for a stronger tulips mix with a healthier mix of price points.

Tulip Bouquets: Common Queries

Yes. Tulips are a strong alternative when you want something romantic or elegant without using classic roses. Red tulips still read as romantic, pink tulips feel softer and more affectionate, yellow tulips are better for cheerful gifting and congratulations, and white tulips are the cleanest understated option. If you want the most classic romance signal, compare rose bouquets from here.

Choose a bouquet when you want a more personal, portable flower gift. Choose a vase arrangement when the flowers should be ready to display immediately at a home or office. Tulips keep moving after delivery, so vase arrangements can feel especially natural when the recipient will enjoy watching the stems open and settle over time.

Tulips do carry some seasonality, so colour availability can change across the year. The safest move is to choose from the colours currently available rather than chasing one exact shade first.