Mixed White and Pink Bouquet with Roses and Eustoma

Mixed white-and-pink bouquet with white roses, pink and white lisianthus, and white chrysanthemums, arranged to order in Bucharest. The palette uses two closely related tones, while the contrast comes from the wrapping: light blue paper, a cool color that highlights the white better than cream paper would. Silvery-green eucalyptus frames the edges of the bouquet.

What makes this bouquet different

• Three types of white flowers with different textures: the rose’s thick petals, the lisianthus’s delicate petals, and the chrysanthemum’s dense flower head.
• The chrysanthemum lasts the longest in the arrangement, so the bouquet does not suddenly look sparse.
• The light blue wrapping is chosen for cool contrast, not as a color-matched decoration for the flowers.
• The lisianthus comes with buds that are still closed, which open over the following days and change the shape of the bouquet.

Occasions this bouquet suits

• Formal thank-you gestures at the end of a project or collaboration: bouquets for saying thank you.
• A christening or another family celebration where white works better than bold colors.
• Summer name days, such as Saint Mary’s Day.
• Other white options: bouquets with white roses and bouquets with lisianthus.

How white flowers behave in a vase

White flowers show dirty water before all the others: the edge of the petal turns brown a few hours after the water starts to spoil. Wash the vase with detergent between water changes, fill it halfway up the stems, and recut the ends daily at an angle, removing one centimeter. Chrysanthemums tolerate water better than roses, but they also leave the most residue on the vase walls; with proper care, the bouquet stays fresh and clean for 5–7 days.

Questions about this bouquet

How many types of flowers does the white-and-pink bouquet contain?

Four: white roses, pink lisianthus, white lisianthus, and white chrysanthemums, plus silvery-green eucalyptus. The proportion of pink to white can be adjusted to order.

Is same-day delivery available in Bucharest?

Yes, provided the order has been placed by 3:00 p.m.; a bouquet from the display leaves for the courier in approximately 2 hours, while a made-to-order bouquet takes around 4 hours, plus 1–2 hours for transport. We cover Bucharest and Ilfov, with three delivery windows: 09:00–13:00, 13:00–18:00, and 18:00–21:00. The fee depends on the distance and ranges from 30 to 120 lei, with the maximum applying to Ilfov outside the city; delivery is free for orders of 500 lei or more, on an agreed delivery date.

Can the bouquet be made entirely white?

Yes. We will remove the pink lisianthus and replace it with white stems, while keeping the same volume; mention this in the order notes before completing your purchase.