Form, scale and presentation

Bouquets and arrangements by style

Choose how the flowers should be presented: a classic or florist-designed bouquet, a box, basket, mono arrangement or statement piece. Start here when presentation matters as much as the flowers themselves.

Choose a direction

20 styles: and themes
From a gesture: to a statement
The base: informs the choice

Wedding bouquets

VIP Bouquets

Giant Bouquets

Choose the presentation

A style that suits the moment

This section combines construction, scale and practical use, from a small compliment bouquet to wedding work, a corporate order or a large statement arrangement.

No single style

Compare different ways to present flowers

The full listing below brings together current products in different formats and lets you narrow them by price, size and colour.

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Practicality and impression

Presentation shapes the moment of giving

The same palette can feel entirely different as a hand-tied bouquet, box, basket or large florist-designed piece.

Consider where the flowers will be presented and displayed. A bouquet is easy to carry and place in the recipient’s own vase, while a design built on a base can be practical for an office, event or place without a vase nearby.

Scale matters too: a small gesture, an everyday gift and a statement for a celebration serve different purposes. Open the most useful format first, then compare flowers, palette and budget.

A classic bouquet

A familiar hand-gifting format that the recipient can place in their own vase at home or in the office.

A design on a base

A box, basket or seasonal construction keeps its own form; check the product page for the exact care instructions.

One flower variety

A mono bouquet draws attention to the rhythm, colour and texture of one flower without a complex botanical mix.

A distinctive scale

VIP, giant, wedding and corporate work has specific terms described in the relevant collection.

Choosing a style

What to consider

What should I choose if the recipient may not have a vase?

Consider flowers in a box or basket. They are built on their own base, although exact care recommendations depend on the particular design.

How does a mono bouquet differ from a flower category?

Mono describes a presentation focused on one variety. A flower category can contain both mono bouquets and mixed arrangements in which that flower takes the lead.

Where can I check special terms for a large order?

Deposit terms, preparation time and other important details appear in the relevant collection and are confirmed by a manager before the order is approved.

Bouquets and arrangements by style

A style that suits the moment

Wedding bouquets

VIP Bouquets

Giant Bouquets

Flowers in a box

Mono bouquets

Men’s bouquets

Compliment Bouquets

Flowers in a basket

Dried flower bouquets

Inexpensive bouquets

101 Roses

51 Roses

Corporate bouquets

Patriotic bouquets

Ritual bouquets

Flowers in a pumpkin

New Year arrangements

New Year trees

Author’s Bouquet

All arrangements

Compare different ways to present flowers

Sarah Designer Bouquet

Cherry Flower Basket

Dam Dahlia Bouquet

Openwork Flower Bouquet

Unexpected Flower Bouquet

Grain Dahlia Bouquet

Pharma Flower Bouquet

Kant Flower Basket

Strap Lisianthus Bouquet

Art Rose Basket

Tractor Gladiolus Bouquet

Tax Flower Basket

Opossum Wedding Bouquet

Steel Wedding Bouquet

Kung Wedding Bouquet

Chaos Dahlia Bouquet

Flower Bouquet Bell

Flower Bouquet Tempo

Flowers in a Box Stork

Dahlia Bouquet Aries

Flower Bouquet Hook

Lily Bouquet Hammock

Designer Bouquet Barrack

Dahlia Bouquet Narva