Clarity creates elegance

This bouquet shows off the amaryllis as a handsome cut flower. The style of the bouquet makes it suitable for both men and women as a party bouquet, for an artist at an exhibition opening, for a company lobby or as a white version of a funeral bouquet.

Similar other clear and showy flowers include lilies, gerberas, callas, flamingo flowers, large chrysanthemums.

The diversity of abundance

By combining different flowers and bright colours, you can create a cheerful and uplifting bouquet. This bouquet is a feast for the eyes. It can be used as a village bouquet, a congratulatory gift, a “reward” for a day’s cleaning at home, or as a thank you to an employee for a job well done.

Tone-on-tone

In this bouquet, the soft, intertwining colours create a soft and romantic atmosphere. Suitable for a wedding, a baby shower, a women’s day treat, to pamper your spouse on your wedding day or as a Mother’s Day bouquet.

By season

In this bouquet, the conifers create a wintry atmosphere and fragrance. Roses and cymbidium orchid make the bouquet festive and distinctly understated. This bouquet could be a decoration for a mulled wine party, a congratulatory bouquet for a December birthday or a Christmas greeting with chocolate chips.

In the colours of the season

Easter is yellow, May Day is brightly coloured, Midsummer is blue and white, Halloween is orange, Christmas is red, New Year is white and so on. Themed decorations complement the seasonal bouquet and add cheer and interest. Decorate your home for the holidays or take to a friend or workplace for an everyday treat.

Arrangements

Christmas arrangement of cut flowers

The floral arrangement on the dinner table is elegantly made of cut flowers. In this case, there is no soil on the dining table, but the flowers are placed in a moist flower sponge. The container can be modest and hidden under green leaves or part of the table setting and clearly displayed.

The height of the arrangement in the picture makes it suitable for a side table or in the middle of a fetching table. For a seated dinner table, a low arrangement is the most practical. This way, the diners can mingle easily and the flowers are not in the way of the eye.

Another idea for a table setting can be a row of small flower arrangements running along the surface of the table.Often a good idea leads to a spectacular and memorable solution. Let a professional help you with your ideas.

Christmas baskets and arrangements

A Christmas planting can be a harmonious combination of several plants with moss stains, or a clear combination of a single plant in a stylish container.

The plants are planted with their roots, so they are treated with normal watering. The planting will last a long time and will continue to bring joy to the recipient even after the Christmas holidays.

Weddings

The bridal bouquet completes the bride’s outfit and therefore each bridal bouquet is unique and designed together. So book an appointment with our florists to brainstorm and design your bouquet. There is a wide range of designs from simple arm bouquets to elaborate bridal bouquets.

The price is influenced by the flowers, but also by the meticulous and time-consuming craftsmanship. In a successful ensemble, both the flowers and the bride with her dress and hairstyle are elegantly balanced.

The groom’s brooch, or lure, usually follows the style of the bride’s bouquet. The best man and maid of honour also carry like-minded floral devices on their chests.

Serving tables, dining tables, entrance, gift table also need some decoration to create a festive atmosphere. Floral arrangements don’t always have to be big and grand, but with creative ideas and insights, party decorations on a budget can transform dull table lines into festive centerpieces. Here, our florists can help and suggest different options based on your shared ideas.

So get in touch with your florist well in advance so that you can concentrate on the other elements of your party.

Pressure-free

At a funeral, a mourning booklet or a funeral bouquet is the main way of commemorating the deceased. Large funeral wreaths are less common and more commonly seen at state funerals.

The colour of the mourning booklet or bouquet can be in the deceased’s favourite colours or in a patriotic blue and white. All flower arrangements and colours can be used for bereavement services. The most common are white and combinations of white and white. More unique and warmer ensembles are created with tone-on-tone combinations.

The mourning belt is made of a moisture-retaining flower base and is therefore well preserved even after a longer transport, for example to another location. The booklet has a teardrop shape and a handle for easy carrying.

The base of the flower can also be in the shape of a circle, in which case it is called a mourning crane.

The mourning bundle is usually smaller than the mourning booklet. It can be drop-shaped or round.

You can attach the memories to the flower device, either as a text strip or as a bereavement card.

A casket device is a flower device attached to a coffin, which can be narrowly long, flowing downwards to match the edges of the coffin or roundly mounded.

It is a good idea toorder funeral equipment a week before the funeral.