Belles Fleurs Blog

Summer in Ireland is fast approaching—when the days get longer, the sun (occasionally) shines, and gardens burst into colour. Summer flowers are the ultimate treat, whether you’re picking up a bunch..

Giving flowers for a birthday is a timeless gift. Whether it’s a big milestone celebration or a quiet reminder that someone is very special to you, a fresh flower bouquet always brings a smile. In Ire..

Elevate Your Child’s Confirmation with Belles Fleurs and Local Dublin Suppliers A Confirmation is a beautiful milestone—a day to celebrate your child’s faith and journey, surrounded by loved ones. Pla..

Spring has sprung and brought so many colours, scents, and stunning flowers with it! Spring is a florist’s dream season, and it’s the time our team looks forward to the most. We’re inspired by the par..

Nothing marks the arrival of spring like a fresh floral bouquet from Belles Fleurs. We have refreshed the display in our Blanchardstown florist to reflect the season, moving on from the romance of Val..

Set a reminder for 30 March! Mother’s Day is around the corner and there is no better time to honour the most important woman in your life. Flowers are a beautiful and natural way to show your affecti..

Do you celebrate International Women’s Day? For some, it’s a coffee date with friends, a refreshing dip in the sea, or a special dinner to mark the occasion. For others, it’s a corporate event celebra..

There is no flower that symbolises love and romance more than a classic red rose If you really want to impress someone you love this Valentines Day, roses are guaranteed to send a message. Whether you..

Now that the madness of Christmas is behind us, it’s time to start planning our next big occasion. Valentines Day is celebrated all over the world as a day to celebrate romance, treating that special ..

While the sparkle of Christmas fades into the background, it's easy to feel like the longest, darkest months are ahead of us. At Belles Fleurs, we look at January as an opportunity. We freshen up our ..

Have you ever heard the tradition that it's bad luck to take your Christmas decorations down before 6th January and wondered why? 6th December is known as Little Christmas or in Ireland, Nollaig Na mB..

With the days of ice cream and warm weather far behind us, it's time to embrace the cooler months and welcome winter. While the weather leaves us feeling underwhelmed and wet, there is no reason your ..