Roses and Chrysanthemums
| Standard | Single Bloom Chrysanthemums, Santini Chrysanthemums, Roses, Mini Gerberas, Gypsophila & Decorative greenery (8 stems) |
| Large | Single Bloom Chrysanthemums, Santini Chrysanthemums, Roses, Mini Gerberas, Gypsophila & Decorative greenery (14 stems) |
| Exclusive | Single Bloom Chrysanthemums, Santini Chrysanthemums, Roses, Mini Gerberas, Gypsophila & Decorative greenery (21 stems) |
The bouquet suits congratulations as well as simply for pleasure, because the mini gerbera symbolises joy, cheerfulness and sincere friendship. The roses are the most numerous flowers in the bouquet, and together with the chrysanthemums and santini they create pink and purple tones, which the white gypsophila complements.
Santini is usually combined with roses and mini gerberas, to which it adds volume and a delicate structure. Gypsophila is a classic addition to wedding arrangements, which is also where its Czech name, nevěstin závoj, comes from.
The greenery forms the base into which the flowers are bound, giving the bouquet shape and a colour contrast. Keep the roses out of direct sunlight, draughts and the vicinity of ripening fruit, because ethylene from fruit speeds up wilting. For the chrysanthemums, remove the leaves from the lower part of the stem, as they break down quickly in water.
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