Are the flowers fresh?

Yes. Our florists handpick every bloom at dawn and arrange your order the same morning it is delivered. We never dispatch an arrangement a day old.

How long will this arrangement last?

A hand-tied bouquet of fresh roses typically lasts 5–7 days indoors in clean water with the stems trimmed. Boxes and vase arrangements usually hold their shape longer because the stems are secured and hydrated in place.

Can I add a card or gift message?

Yes. Every order can include a handwritten note with your message, and the arrangement arrives ready to hand over or to display.

How do I keep cut flowers fresh for longer?

Trim about an inch off each stem at an angle with a clean, sharp blade, and do it again every few days — a clean cut lets them drink. Keep them in clean water, change the water daily, strip any leaves below the waterline (submerged leaves rot fast and cloud the water), and keep the vase away from direct sun, heaters and ripening fruit, which releases ethylene gas that shortens vase life.

What flowers mean love?

Red roses are the classic answer and are the safe choice for romantic occasions. For something less formal, pink roses read as admiration and gentle affection, while peonies and ranunculus give a lush, romantic look without being as traditional. If you are unsure who you are buying for, a hand-tied mixed bouquet communicates affection without committing to a single message.

What flowers should I send to someone who is unwell?

Something bright and upright rather than anything heavily scented. Chrysanthemums, gerberas and carnations are good choices — cheerful, long-lasting and gentle on a hospital room windowsill. Avoid very fragrant blooms, which can be overwhelming in a confined space. Add a handwritten note; it is usually what matters most.