Which bouquet should you choose if you do not want to get it wrong? The easiest way is to lean on the classics — the bouquets given most often, which suit almost any situation. Here are the most requested options, from red roses to flower boxes, and the occasions each one suits.
Popular picks: red roses, peony-style roses and flowers in a box.
The bouquets people choose most
Roses
- Red roses — the ultimate symbol of love: dates, anniversaries, declarations. A bouquet of 101 roses is a grand gesture for a special occasion.
- Peony-style roses — lush and delicate, like peonies but available all year.
- Spray roses — many small buds per stem for a light, elegant bouquet.
Seasonal favourites
- Tulips — spring and 8 March.
- Peonies — late spring and early summer.
- Chrysanthemums — autumn; they last up to two or three weeks.
Formats
- Pastel mixed bouquets — versatile: for mum, a friend or a colleague.
- Flower boxes — convenient for delivery and offices, no vase needed.
- Baskets — for milestone birthdays and team greetings.
More on formats in Bouquet, box or basket, on shapes in Types of bouquets, and on rose colours in Rose colour meanings.
FAQ
Which bouquet suits almost everyone?
A medium-sized mixed bouquet in soft tones — right for a birthday, mum, a colleague or a friend.
What if I do not know the recipient’s taste?
Choose neutral light shades and long-lasting flowers: spray roses, chrysanthemums, alstroemeria.
Birthday
Hydrangeas
