Guide to Flower Types and Bouquet Styles for Housewarming Arrangements

When selecting flowers for a housewarming arrangement, it’s essential to consider both the recipient's taste and the style of their new home. Here’s a Bloom & Song guide on flower types and bouquet styles that can elevate any housewarming gift.

Flower Types

1. Roses

  • Varieties: Choose from classic red, soft pink, or sunny yellow.

  • Symbolism: Represent love and appreciation, making them an excellent choice for congratulatory occasions.

2. Lilies

  • Varieties: Oriental lilies offer a strong fragrance, whereas Asiatic lilies are vibrant and long-lasting.

  • Symbolism: Signify purity and refined beauty, perfect for a new beginning.

3. Chrysanthemums

  • Varieties: From pom-poms to spider mums, they come in a wide range of colours.

  • Symbolism: Represent longevity and optimism, enhancing the fresh atmosphere of a new home.

4. Sunflowers

  • Description: Their large, bright faces bring warmth and cheer.

  • Symbolism: Emanate positivity and happiness, ideal for a warm welcome.

5. Orchids

  • Varieties: Phalaenopsis and Dendrobium are popular choices.

  • Symbolism: Reflect delicate beauty and luxury, perfect for a sophisticated touch in their décor.

6. Seasonal Flowers

  • Examples: Tulips in spring, dahlias in summer, and autumnal asters.

  • Symbolism: Showcase the beauty of the season and add a touch of nature’s cycle to the arrangement.

Bouquet Styles

1. Hand-Tied Bouquets

  • Description: Flowers gathered and tied together, often with natural stems showing.

  • Style: Casual yet elegant, suitable for a range of interior styles.

2. Over-the-Shoulder Bouquets

  • Description: Larger, cascading bouquets that hang loosely.

  • Style: Adds drama and visual interest, perfect for a grand entrance or dining table.

3. Classic Vase Arrangements

  • Description: Flowers arranged tightly in a vase, ensuring an organised appearance.

  • Style: Timeless and versatile, fits well in any room of the house.

4. Centrepiece Arrangements

  • Description: Larger, structured arrangements designed for dining tables.

  • Style: Creates a focal point for gatherings, enhancing the overall ambiance.

5. Pot Plants

  • Description: Long-lasting flowering plants like peace lilies or anthuriums.

  • Style: Ideal for those who prefer living arrangements over cut flowers; can be moved around the house.

6. Mixed Seasonal Bunches

  • Description: A vibrant mix of various seasonal blooms and greenery.

  • Style: Casual and eclectic, perfect for a laid-back vibe in a new home.

Tips for Selection

  • Consider Colour Scheme: Choose flowers that complement the décor and colour palette of the new home.

  • Think About Lifestyle: If the recipients have pets or small children, opt for non-toxic flowers to ensure safety.

  • Personal Preferences: If you know the recipient’s favourite flowers or colours, incorporate them into the arrangement for a personal touch.

  • Size Matters: Ensure the bouquet fits the space it’s intended for; larger arrangements work well on dining tables, while smaller ones suit side tables or countertops.

A well-chosen floral arrangement can bring beauty and warmth to a new home, making the housewarming celebration even more memorable.

Raspberry Butterscotch
from HK$1,780.00

Kindly be informed that this bouquet cannot be purchased on the dates of 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th May 2026.

Indulge in the sweet allure of our Raspberry Butterscotch, a luxurious arrangement that captures the essence of summer delight. Composed of vibrant raspberry-hued roses and delicate orange-peach blossoms, this bouquet is complemented by soft cream accents and lush greenery, creating a stunning visual feast.

Choose delivery date and timeslot, and add a personal message card, on the checkout page.

The bouquet in the photograph is Large size.

Please note that flowers may differ depending on the freshest and most seasonal flowers available to our florists on the day, but will always be of similar colour and quality.

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

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