Lavender Fields Bouquets

Soft as a breeze through blooming meadows, the Lavender Fields Bouquet is a graceful 15-stem arrangement that captures the calming beauty of nature in full bloom. Lavender roses and lavender stock create a romantic, soothing foundation, while delicate white statice and white hypericum berries bring a fresh, airy charm. Textured kales and dianthus add unique dimension, and sprigs of purple limonium offer a whimsical flourish. All nestled in lush greenery, this bouquet feels like a peaceful stroll through fields kissed by morning light. Perfect for weddings, thoughtful gifts, or moments of quiet elegance, the Lavender Fields Bouquet is a serene expression of beauty, balance, and calm.

• Blooming Time: Our premade bouquets need 2-3 days to fully hydrate and bloom after following our care instructions under the “Flower Care” tab, ensuring they’re in peak condition for your event.
• Stem length: 19-20 inches long.
• Each bouquet has 15 stems in total: lavender roses, lavender stock, white hypericum berries, green dianthus, white statice, kales, purple limonium, eucalyptus, and greenery.

Flower Care Bouquets:

Here are some flower care tips to help keep your fresh-cut flower bouquets looking beautiful for as long as possible.

By following these tips, you’ll be able to enjoy the beauty of your beautiful flowers for a longer period!

1. Trim the Stems

• Cut the stems at a 45-degree angle using sharp scissors or floral shears. This helps the flowers absorb water more efficiently.

2. Place in Water Immediately

• Put flowers in water as soon as possible. They need hydration to stay fresh, especially during the first few hours after being cut.
• Make sure the vase is filled with clean, lukewarm water. Cold water can shock the flowers, while hot water may cause wilting.

3. Keep Flowers Cool

• Avoid placing flowers in direct sunlight, hot spots, or on top of electronics. Extreme heat will cause them to wilt faster. Place the bouquet in a cool area away from drafts, which can dry out the flowers.

4. Change Water Regularly

• Change the water every 2-3 days to keep it clean and free from bacteria.
• When changing the water, remember to re-cut the stems to help them drink more efficiently.

5. Keep Flowers Away from Fruit

• Keep flowers away from fruit as the ethylene gas released by ripening fruit can cause the flowers to age more quickly.

6. Ensure Proper Vase Size

• Make sure the vase is large enough for the flowers to spread out without overcrowding. This allows them to get the best air circulation and proper water absorption.