Pink Roses

Interflora offers pink rose delivery across Australia, with same day delivery available. Whether you're sending flowers to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide or anywhere in between, Interflora's network of local florists will ensure that your pink rose bouquet is delivered fresh and on time. With a variety of pink rose arrangements to choose from, you can find the perfect bouquet for any occasion.

We offer same day delivery in Australia on all orders made before 2pm local time Monday to Friday and before 10am local time on Saturdays.

Pink roses are a versatile and timeless flower that can be used for various occasions. From romantic gestures to congratulatory messages, pink roses symbolise love, gratitude and appreciation. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, anniversary, graduation or simply want to show someone you care, a pink rose bouquet is the perfect gift.

Pink roses are often associated with love, admiration and gratitude. Light pink roses symbolise gentleness, admiration and joy, while dark pink roses symbolise gratitude and appreciation. Pink roses are a popular choice for weddings, anniversaries and other romantic occasions, as they are a symbol of love and affection. However, pink roses can also be given for non-romantic occasions, such as birthdays or to say thank you.

Yes, pink roses are natural flowers. They are a hybrid of other rose varieties and were developed through selective breeding. There are many different shades of pink roses, ranging from pale pink to deep magenta. Pink roses are a popular choice for floral arrangements and bouquets due to their beauty and versatility.

While pink roses are not toxic to cats, it's essential to be cautious when bringing flowers into a home with pets. However, some Interflora products have foliage like gum leaves, which is toxic to cats.

Some cats may be allergic to certain flowers, including roses and can experience symptoms such as sneezing, coughing and itching. 

Additionally, if a cat ingests a large amount of flowers or leaves, they may experience gastrointestinal upset. To be safe, it's always a good idea to keep flowers and plants out of reach of pets. If you feel your pet is unwell, please consult a veterinarian.