Yes, they will bloom, or most will. On occasion, I have one that will wait until the following year because it's so busy growing canes, but that is rare. One problem you are up against that I noticed in your photos is the Alnwick Rose #1 and #2. They are planted in the lawn and not in their own rose bed. Doing that is going to make it hard for them to get nutrients and water. They have to compete with the grass and weeds for it. Besides that, roses are throny and it's hard to get in there to weed them out. I don't know what zone you are in, but I live in cold country and plant my roses much deeper than you have yours, and most bloom that first year.

I hope you have a fun time watching your roses and seeing that first bloom!!! Keep in mind, the first blossoms are not going to be as big as they will be in following years after the rose gets established. And know this... It's all a learning experience for all of us. Happy Rosing!!!

Rebecca