Les Lys de Boulogne is a renowned flower shop in Boulogne-Billancourt, in the Hauts-de-Seine department. Sofiane, a passionate florist, welcomes you there and has made it his mission to bring all your floral dreams to life.
The shop creates bouquets made with seasonal flowers for every occasion in your life (weddings, baptisms, birthdays, romantic gestures, thank-you gifts, condolences, corporate events) and for every budget. Sofiane also works with professionals to design floral arrangements for all kinds of events, from cocktail parties to galas, as well as decor for your showroom.
Every flower and every plant requires special care and attention to brighten up your home. To make sure you don’t miss out on the best tips for keeping them healthy as long as possible, feel free to ask Sofiane for advice in the store.
Les Lys de Boulogne delivers bouquets of flowers primarily to Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris, and Saint-Cloud. Have your flowers delivered wherever you need them: to your home, office, hotel, restaurant, or funeral home.
The shop offers delivery every day of the week—perfect for finding a florist open on Sundays in Boulogne-Billancourt. You can even get your order delivered in just one hour!
Sessile is a collective of artisan florists that aims to restore the prominence that floral professionals deserve online by helping local florists make the transition to digital business.
We connect artisanal florists who want to sell creations that reflect their personal style with online shoppers who are looking for the quality and craftsmanship of handmade arrangements.
Based on this vision, we bring together more than 500 florists in France, Belgium, and Luxembourg, as well as more than 120,000 online customers who have placed an order with one of them.
Find the florist closest to the delivery location in just a few clicks
Keep your flowers' travel time to a minimum so you can enjoy them longer
Create your own bouquet with the most beautiful seasonal flowers
Pay for your order using a 100% secure online payment system