Duo and trio bouquets

In this part of the catalogue you can choose a bouquet gathered from several kinds of flowers. Compositions like these look composed, while what goes into them stays varied and interesting.

Here you can buy a duo bouquet for any taste: bright, soft, meadow, garden, voluminous, compact, classic or unconventional.

Why order a bouquet of different flowers?

You will know the pull of wanting everything at once. How do you choose between peonies and spray roses when both are so beautiful? The answer is simple: order the duo of peonies and spray roses.

And if you cannot settle between the classic and something altogether new? Order the duo of hydrangeas and soft peonies.

And if you want a large fragrant bouquet, but not one that scents the whole flat, because you are unsure how the recipient feels about a strong perfume? Order the duo bouquet of lilac and garden roses: the composition will be voluminous, yet not lilac throughout, which keeps the scent more restrained.
And so it goes with almost any request of the "I want this, but like that" kind.

Which flowers can be combined in a bouquet?

First of all it is worth making sure the flowers will be comfortable together in a vase, so a flower's natural height matters. The Cappuccino rose, always short, paired with hydrangea would not even reach the water: it needs at least 20 cm more to look out from under the hydrangea's cap and touch the water with its cut at the same time.

Judged on composition and on looks, the proportions have to hold. The small globes of craspedia would be lost against a full hydrangea. To bring them together, it is better to add something of intermediate bud size, garden roses for instance.

There are a good many more rules, and now and then we like to break them. Who would have thought that meadow daisies would look so charming with garden roses? We went ahead and put them in one armful.

How to choose a duo bouquet?

If you already know what you want in the bouquet, use the filters on the left. Simply tick everything that matters to you and the site will offer the compositions you will like.
Or write to our managers in whatever way suits you, and they will suggest options and send photographs of fresh flowers to choose from.

If you have not found on the site the combination of flowers you had in mind, tell us and we will gather it, and advise which colour schemes and textures work best together. That way you become a co-author of our catalogue.