LANCASTER BEST SELLERS

A premier independent florist, Dalton Square Florist, is the best source of fresh flowers in Lancaster. We have all kinds of flowers and gifts for occasions. In addition, we produce unique flower arrangements for events like weddings and tributes for funerals in Lancaster.

Our shop, Dalton Square Florist, is a proud British Florist Association (BFA) member. Therefore, we follow the standards and guidelines set by the association, leading us to become a premier florist in Lancaster. As a local florist, we have a fantastic team working together, from creating floral designs to delivery.

We have a team of professional florists creating designs that match the occasion. With this, we ensure our florists have years of experience in making several floral arrangements for our clients. Besides our florists, we have a friendly delivery team that brings your flowers to the recipient's home or workplace.

Dalton Square Florist also offers excellent customer service. From our florists to our delivery team, we are friendly and greet you with smiles on our faces. Visit our flower shop in Lancaster to receive a personalised service.

Additionally, we offer competitive prices. Please phone us on 01524 849000 to know about our offers. We are always happy to hear from our dear customers.

As for our flowers, they are made with love and the utmost care. See our unique flower arrangements for occasions in our shop. We make flowers to show your loved ones you care about them.

We have handmade bouquets for anniversaries, birthdays and even Valentine's Day. Dalton Square Florist creates stunning flowers for weddings in Lancaster. So whether it is an intimate dinner or a grand society wedding, we assure you that we source the best fresh flowers available.

Wedding flowers should complement and enhance your style, theme, venue decor and budget. With that, we create bespoke bouquets for brides and bridesmaids, buttonholes and corsages to church flowers and table arrangements. We enjoy making all of these, and nothing is too much trouble for us.

As specialists in funeral tributes and sympathy bouquets, we use flowers to offer comfort in such a difficult time. We create beautiful floral arrangements to celebrate your loved ones. Let us help you choose the right flowers to communicate feelings and messages of love.

Flowers are the best gifts to celebrate a loved one's life. When creating your floral tributes, our florists will personally deliver them to you. Visit our shop to discuss your floral preferences and other requests.

We make floral tributes in any colour, and we incorporate the favourite flowers of your loved one. We design traditional casket sprays, wreaths, posies, sheaves, and letters. But, we can also make special bespoke floral arrangements.

We liaise with funeral directors to ensure your flowers arrive on time. We also deliver to the crematorium if required. For flower delivery in Lancaster and other floral services, you may call us at 01524 849000 or visit us at 19 Dalton Square, Lancaster, LA1 1PL.

 

For inquiries and other concerns, you may email us at daltonsqflorist@hotmail.co.uk.

At Dalton Square Florist there is a team of dedicated, artisanal florists with the knowledge and expertise to provide the perfect flowers, bouquets and arrangements for any occasion. With the offer of a same day delivery service our team are confident that all orders will arrive promptly and on time. With twin passions, both for the town and county they live in and the flowers that can be found here, our florists find constant inspiration in their surroundings. It is the hope of the team that by sharing a short history of the local area, and an overview of some of the fabulous green spaces, and flowers, that can be found nearby, that we can inspire others to brightens someone else’s day.

Standing on the banks of the River Lune and with a population of over 50,000, Lancaster is the county town of Lancashire in north-west England. The name is first recorded as ‘Loncastre’ in the Domesday Book of 1086 and refers to the river and a Roman fort that stood there. The Roman fort was built around the end of the first century CE on the hill where Lancaster Castle now stands, although it is possible that it was constructed as early as 60AD. However evidence suggests that it was not continuously inhabited during these early years. Little is known of the town between the end of Roman rule and the Norman Conquest although there is evidence suggesting there was a monastery in the area. The castle was built in the 13th century and later enlarged by Elizabeth I. The castle was destroyed twice by the Scots during the 14th century which led to its enlargement and reinforcement. Despite a somewhat military history, especially the town’s part in the English Civil War, it is clear that there is a deep local connection to flowers as the symbol of the House of Lancaster is a Red Rose.

As Lancashire is a non-metropolitan county there are plenty of open spaces and the region is filled with natural beauty. This can be seen by the large number of local nature reserves where florists can find inspiration and visitors can relax in scenic surroundings. Williamson Park is in the heart of the town and offers breath taking views of Morecambe Bay, the Flyde Coast and the fells and mountains of the Lake District. This 54 acre site has various habitats such as woodland and parkland, and also has a Butterfly House and small Zoo. The butterfly house is home to some stunning and exotic flowers, not to mention the butterflies that have evolved to pollinate them.

Leighton Moss is an RSPB site not far from the town and is home to the largest reed bed in the region and a spectacular range of wildlife from otters to red deer, not to mention a wide range of bird species. The diverse habitats found here such as mudflats, reed beds, salt water lagoons and limestone grasslands support this diverse range of wildlife and are also home to some nationally important plants and flowers.

Middleton Community Woodland and Nature Reserve is a former industrial site that has been transformed into a thriving reserve that supports a rich variety of flora and fauna. As a result of the success of the site and the diversity of the habitats found here the majority of the reserve is a Biological Heritage Site. It is not uncommon to see keen local florists looking for inspiration here.

It is sites like the ones highlighted that have inspired our artisanal florists and made them confident in their ability to create any design for any occasion.