The bouquet is made up of the following flowers and accessories: one trachelium, 2 Vanda orchid blooms, 5 roses, one hydrangea, one succulent, one chamelaucium, 2 hyacinths, 3 lisianthus, mixed greenery and a ribbon with the logo.

Includes a bouquet in purple and lilac shades (with a water reservoir) and a medium rigid card bag with an embossed logo, for carrying and presentation.

We want you to find as many superb bouquet options in our gallery as possible. Before we build a bouquet we think about the colours and the volume of the flowers. We look to bring together the most attractive shades. Here we used flowers in light pink and lilac purple, with grey-green accents from the greenery. These colours suit the cold season as much as the warm one. We have had customers in the shop who asked me to design a bouquet to match the colours of the outfit they were wearing at that moment. Pink and lilac are energetic, versatile colours. A bouquet in these shades will be a strong dose of vitality for the woman who receives it.

These are flowers with personality. Dutch hyacinths give off the sweetest fragrance — a divine perfume that gives this floral ensemble top marks. It is a scented accent that stands out immediately. Another surprise comes from the phenomenal Vanda orchid blooms. Magnificent flowers of the orchid family, they turn our thoughts to the warm regions of East Asia they come from. The hydrangea is the largest flower here, in a delicate colour that delights the eye with its small, soft florets. Every stem is brought together in a play of sight and scent that will win the recipient over.

Our ultimate goal is for you to like what we made and photographed here. The whole mix of flowers is wrapped in film in warm mint-green tones and set into a special card bag sturdy enough to hold the floral gift. Order here and we will take care of everything according to the details you write in the order form.

Care

At its base the bouquet has a small pouch of water that can be removed at any time. That is why you do not need to put the bouquet in water straight away. From the second day you can easily undo the hydration pouch and place the bouquet in a vase of a suitable size.

The flowers prefer to be kept away from heat and draughts; a coffee table or a console is the right place for the bouquet to be noticed and admired.
Change the water in the vase daily and trim the stem tips every 3 days.
You also have the option of untying the bouquet and arranging the flowers one by one, loose in the vase.

Prepare a clean vase and fill it with water so that all the stem ends are covered.
Change the vase water at least once every 2 days.
Cut about 2–3 centimetres off the stem tips every few days.
Keep the flowers away from heat sources and air conditioning.

Not intended for consumption.