Design inspiration. Flower varieties, rose counts, optional gifts, prices and delivery availability are confirmed before payment. Gifts shown are not automatically included.
A THOUGHTFUL CHOICE
Choose a rose gift that belongs to your story
Start with a colour or presentation connected to a shared memory, rather than assuming every anniversary needs the same red bouquet. A calm white display, soft blush roses or a rich romantic palette can all be thoughtful choices. Consider the space at home and how you will present the gift.
Plan for the moment you will celebrate
Tell us whether you intend to hand over the flowers yourself or request delivery. Include the London postcode, preferred date and any reception or access information. If flowers are needed before a dinner or a trip, explain that when requesting availability. A request does not reserve a delivery time; price, design and arrangements are confirmed before payment.
Personalise the details
Choose the available rose quantity and presentation in the order form, then add only the extras you want. Keep the card message specific: a favourite place, an ordinary moment you love or something you are looking forward to together. The quantity of flowers need not carry a prescribed meaning.
Colour symbolism is a tradition rather than a universal rule. A colour connected to a shared memory can be more meaningful than following a chart. Explain your intention in the card so the message comes from you.
Think about where it will be displayed, the journey home and the recipient’s preferred style. Ask about finished dimensions and confirm the rose count for your request. A photograph does not establish the supplied size or quantity.
For loose roses, prepare a clean vase and follow the cut-rose guide. For a fixed box, carrier or balloon, use the instructions supplied with the actual design rather than treating the outer packaging as a vase.