Tender Flower Bouquets: Real Photos

A tender bouquet means pastel shades, airy shapes and flowers you want to touch: pink and cream roses, hydrangea, lisianthus, garden and spray roses. Here are real photos of tender UFL bouquets, in hand, outdoors and in boxes, so you can see how they really look and choose one for a partner, mum, friend or bride.

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Tender rose bouquets: photos

A tender rose bouquet means pastel shades: pink, powder, cream and peach, given to a partner on a date or to a friend or mum just because.

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Tender hydrangea bouquets

Hydrangea adds volume and airiness; paired with powder-pink roses it makes one of the most tender bouquets. See our hydrangea photo guide.

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Tender lisianthus bouquets

Lisianthus looks like a mini rose and a poppy at once and lasts well; see lisianthus.

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Tender garden roses

Garden roses with dozens of petals combine tenderness and luxury; see garden roses.

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Tender spray rose bouquets

Spray roses with small buds make a light, garden-style bouquet, perfect in soft cream and pink.

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Tender flowers in a box

A box of pastel hydrangeas or roses is a tender gift that needs no vase.

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[фото: ніжна коробка з квітами на столі біля вікна]

A tender bridal bouquet

A pastel bridal bouquet is a classic: white and cream roses, lisianthus and gypsophila.

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[фото: наречена з ніжним букетом]

Seasonal tender bouquets

In spring, tenderness means tulips, ranunculus and peonies; in autumn cream roses with dried flowers; in winter white bouquets with eucalyptus. Spring ideas: tulip bouquets.

[фото: ніжний весняний букет із ранункулюсів]

[фото: ніжний осінній букет із кремовими трояндами й сухоцвітами]

[фото: ніжний зимовий білий букет з евкаліптом]

Who to give a tender bouquet

• Your partner, for a date or anniversary.
• Mum or grandma: pastel roses and hydrangeas.
• A friend or sister: lisianthus and spray roses.
• A bride: white and cream flowers with gypsophila.
• A new mum: soft pink or blue.

Order a tender bouquet

Every bouquet pictured can be ordered for delivery via the link under its photo; we add a sachet of flower food to each.

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See hydrangea bouquets and spray roses.

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FAQ

Which flowers are most tender for a bouquet?

Hydrangea, lisianthus, garden and spray roses, ranunculus and gypsophila.

What colours make a tender bouquet?

Pastels: powder pink, cream, peach, pale lilac and white.

Who should get a tender bouquet?

A partner, mum, friend or bride, anyone you want to show tenderness and care.

How long does it last?

Roses and lisianthus 7–10 days; hydrangea 5–7 days with daily misting.

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Author: Maria Svitlovir

Graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Institute of Biology and Medicine (2001). BSc in Biology, MSc in Horticulture. Writes about plants, works at a garden centre selecting and repotting plants, and contributes to plant reference guides.