Botanical Glossary of Popular Flowers in Bouquets

Signature Florist's Choice
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Our most popular bouquet, crafted from the freshest, finest and most vibrant flowers of the day by our florists. If you want something that makes a floral statement, you can't go wrong with our Signature Florist's Choice bouquet.

Please note that the flowers and colours of our Signature Florist's Choice Bouquet will differ depending on the freshest and most seasonal flowers available to our florists on the day, but will always be equal beauty and quality.

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The bouquet in the photograph is Deluxe size.

Bouquet sizing:
Small - approx 30cm in diameter
Regular - approx 35cm in diameter
Large - approx 40cm in diameter
Deluxe - approx 50cm in diameter

1. Roses

  • Scientific Name: Rosa

  • Description: Known for their classic beauty and fragrance, roses come in various colours and sizes. They symbolise love and passion, making them a favourite for romantic occasions.

2. Lilies

  • Scientific Name: Lilium

  • Description: Recognisable for their large, prominent blooms and sweet scent, lilies are available in many varieties. They often represent purity and refined beauty.

3. Tulips

  • Scientific Name: Tulipa

  • Description: Tulips are characterised by their smooth, oval-shaped petals and vibrant hues. They signify spring and are a popular choice for cheerful bouquets.

4. Carnations

  • Scientific Name: Dianthus caryophyllus

  • Description: Known for their frilled petals and long-lasting nature, carnations are versatile and come in numerous colours. They symbolise a love that endures.

5. Sunflowers

  • Scientific Name: Helianthus annuus

  • Description: With their large, round faces and bright yellow petals, sunflowers evoke happiness and warmth. They are often associated with loyalty and adoration.

6. Orchids

  • Scientific Name: Orchidaceae

  • Description: Exotic and sophisticated, orchids feature intricate shapes and patterns. They symbolise elegance and beauty, making them a luxurious addition to any bouquet.

7. Chrysanthemums

  • Scientific Name: Chrysanthemum morifolium

  • Description: Also known as mums, these flowers are available in various shapes and colours. They represent optimism and joy and are widely used in floral arrangements.

8. Peonies

  • Scientific Name: Paeonia

  • Description: Renowned for their lush, full blooms and delicate fragrance, peonies are often associated with romance and prosperity. Their seasonal availability adds to their allure.

9. Daisies

  • Scientific Name: Bellis perennis

  • Description: Daisies are known for their simple charm, featuring white petals and a yellow centre. They symbolise purity and innocence, making them ideal for casual bouquets.

10. Hydrangeas

  • Scientific Name: Hydrangea macrophylla

  • Description: With their large, round flower heads and soft colour palette, hydrangeas add a lushness to bouquets. They represent gratitude and understanding.

11. Gerberas

  • Scientific Name: Gerbera jamesonii

  • Description: Bright and cheerful, gerberas come in various vibrant colours and have a large central disc. They are often associated with joy and celebration.

12. Larkspur

  • Scientific Name: Delphinium

  • Description: Known for their tall spikes and various shades of blue and purple, larkspurs symbolise love and positivity and add height to floral arrangements.

13. Lisianthus

  • Scientific Name: Eustoma grandiflorum

  • Description: Featuring delicate, rose-like blooms, lisianthus are available in several colours. They convey appreciation and are popular in wedding bouquets.

14. Freesia

  • Scientific Name: Freesia refracta

  • Description: Recognised for their sweet scent and trumpet-shaped flowers, freesias are both elegant and fragrant. They symbolise friendship and trust.

15. Calla Lilies

  • Scientific Name: Zantedeschia

  • Description: Elegant and striking, calla lilies have distinctive funnel-shaped blooms. They symbolise magnificence and beauty, often used in sophisticated arrangements.

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