Three arrangements, closely read.
A bouquet, in proportion.
The open focal flower gives the arrangement its centre. This stylised botanical study describes a role; the florist confirms the actual stems.
Prepare my bouquet note
Authored sample stems. Availability, substitutions, final contents and fulfilment need the florist’s confirmation.
A small gesture.

- Shape
- Open and modest, with movement rather than a dense dome.
- Palette
- A soft colour family, with a little green to frame it.
- Ask about
- The actual finished scale, wrapping and whether the recipient needs a vase.
A generous gathering.
- Shape
- A broader silhouette with a visible focal area.
- Palette
- A richer contrast or a close group of colours, depending on the recipient.
- Ask about
- How the actual stems will be balanced, the carrying arrangement and recipient handover.
A table moment.
- Shape
- Considered from several sides, with the room’s sightlines in mind.
- Palette
- Drawn from the table or room without needing to match everything.
- Ask about
- Vessel provision or return, setup responsibilities and arrangements for taking flowers home.