--- title: "Chinese New Year Flowers in Singapore: Auspicious Choices for 2027" canonical: "https://buyflowers.com.sg/chinese-new-year-flowers-singapore/" site: "Buy Flowers Singapore | buyflowers.com.sg" language: "en-SG" market: "Singapore" currency: "SGD" document_type: "post" date_published: "2026-08-24T07:13:16+00:00" date_modified: "2026-08-24T07:13:16+00:00" --- # Chinese New Year Flowers in Singapore: Auspicious Choices for 2027 > Chinese New Year falls on 6–7 February 2027 in Singapore. Compare auspicious flowers, flowering plants, colours and delivery timing. Canonical HTML: https://buyflowers.com.sg/chinese-new-year-flowers-singapore/ **Chinese New Year falls on Saturday and Sunday, 6–7 February 2027 in Singapore.** Flowers and flowering plants are especially relevant for this occasion because they are used to brighten homes, welcome guests and express wishes for prosperity, growth and good fortune. Because the second day falls on Sunday, Monday, 8 February 2027 is a public holiday where applicable. For office deliveries, plan around closures and reduced operating hours. [See the full Singapore flower occasion calendar for 2026–2027.](https://buyflowers.com.sg/flower-occasions-singapore/) ## Popular Chinese New Year flowers and plants ### Orchids Orchids are one of the most versatile choices for Chinese New Year in Singapore. They suit homes, offices and client gifts, and potted orchids can remain decorative after the holiday. Purple, pink and yellow varieties are especially festive. ### Peonies Peonies are associated with prosperity, romance and abundance in Chinese culture. Fresh peonies can be seasonal and more expensive, so availability should be checked early. Learn more in our [peony meaning guide](https://buyflowers.com.sg/peony-meaning/). ### Pussy willow Pussy willow branches are a familiar Lunar New Year decorative choice. They can be displayed on their own or combined with ornaments and festive accents. Because they are often sold as decorative branches rather than conventional bouquets, flower markets and specialist florists may be useful places to compare. ### Chrysanthemums and other bright flowers Yellow, gold, red and pink chrysanthemums or mixed flowers can create a bright festive arrangement. Avoid defaulting to an all-white arrangement for a celebratory gift unless you know the recipient prefers it, because white flowers can carry mourning associations in some Chinese contexts. ## Auspicious colours for Chinese New Year flowers Red and gold are the clearest festive colours, while pink, yellow, orange and purple also work well. Green foliage supports themes of growth and renewal. A bouquet does not need to contain only red flowers; a mixed warm palette can feel more modern while still looking seasonal. ## Flowers for home visits For a family visit, a potted flowering plant can be more practical than a large hand bouquet because it becomes part of the home décor. If you are bringing other gifts such as oranges or snacks, choose a floral piece that is easy for the host to display. ## Chinese New Year flowers for offices and clients Orchids, potted plants and structured red-and-gold arrangements work well for corporate gifting. If the recipient’s office will close before the holiday, send the flowers earlier rather than attempting delivery during the public-holiday weekend. Our [office flower delivery guide](https://buyflowers.com.sg/office-flower-delivery-singapore/) explains useful recipient and handover details. ## When should you order for Chinese New Year 2027? The first two days are 6 and 7 February 2027. Decorative plants and specific auspicious flowers can sell through earlier than ordinary bouquets, so start comparing options in January if you want a particular variety or multiple corporate arrangements. For personal gifting, delivery in the days before Chinese New Year can be more convenient because recipients can display the flowers throughout the celebration. If you need a late order, check our [same-day flower delivery guide](https://buyflowers.com.sg/same-day-flower-delivery-singapore-guide/) but expect tighter availability near peak dates. ## How to choose between fresh flowers and potted plants Fresh flowers offer more flexibility in colour and bouquet style. Potted orchids and other flowering plants last longer and may feel more appropriate for festive home decoration. Consider the recipient’s available space and whether they enjoy caring for plants. ## Where to compare Chinese New Year flower options BuyFlowers.com.sg is an editorial guide, not a florist. Use our [where to buy flowers in Singapore guide](https://buyflowers.com.sg/where-to-buy-flowers-in-singapore/) to compare online florists, neighbourhood shops and flower markets. You can also review our [Singapore flower markets guide](https://buyflowers.com.sg/flower-markets-singapore/) if you are looking for loose stems, branches or DIY décor. *Date note: Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower lists Chinese New Year on 6 and 7 February 2027, with 8 February as the public holiday where applicable. Calendar checked 21 August 2026.* ## Topics [Occasions](https://buyflowers.com.sg/category/occasions.md)