By Rose Bouquet · Published 11 September 2026 · 2 minute read
Start with the purpose
Begin by defining who the flowers are for and what the moment calls for. Rose Bouquet groups relevant products into Flowers by Occasion and other focused collections so you can compare suitable starting points without assuming that every pictured stem is currently available.
Choose the flower type
Fresh bouquets offer natural fragrance and seasonal character. Dried flowers bring texture and longevity. Artificial flowers suit reusable displays and spaces that need low-maintenance botanicals. Each type should be identified clearly on the product page.
Confirm colour and presentation
Share a preferred palette, but allow for natural variation and seasonal substitutions in fresh flowers. State whether you need a hand-tied bouquet, decorative display, loose stems or a long-lasting arrangement, and ask for confirmation before approving the order.
Plan the delivery
Provide the delivery suburb, recipient name, contact number, access notes, preferred date and a message for the card. Flower Delivery Enquiries remain subject to route capacity, product availability and confirmed payment or order terms.
Review the quotation
Check the selected product, substitution approach, presentation, delivery charge, VAT treatment and timing in writing. For weddings, funerals and corporate events, also confirm setup responsibilities and the person authorised to approve changes.
More buying notes
Fresh vs Dried vs Artificial Flowers