Price range: $115.00 through $395.00
A rose arrangement made to your specifications, staged in a glass vase with greenery and filler. For specific requests (such as mixed dozens) please include your requests in the special instructions or call us at 770-579-2342.
Standard: The bouquet will be approximately as shown in the picture, and it will be made of the freshest and finest flowers.
Deluxe: To increase the visual impact and overall appeal, additional flowers will be included in the bouquet.
Premium: To cater to the most sophisticated tastes, extra blooms and greenery will be added to the bouquet to enhance its appearance and make it even more visually striking.
We carefully craft each arrangement using only the freshest flowers available, therefore, the colors, types and container may change according to the season and local supply. The flowers may arrive in different stages of development and will continue to bloom over the next 2-3 days, providing a prolonged life of the arrangement and a prolonged enjoyment for your recipient.
Substitution of certain flowers or containers may be required due to availability issues, but we will try our best to keep the overall aesthetic of your chosen arrangement.
A custom rose arrangement starts with a conversation, not a catalog. Stem count, color, wrap or vase, all of it is up to you.
Some people want three dozen red roses. Others want a mismatched mix of six colors because that’s what feels right for the person receiving them. Both are fine.
Here’s roughly how it goes when you place a custom rose bouquet order:
Most florists will call to confirm details before finalizing, especially for larger orders.
Professional floral design ensures optimal stem spacing, proportion, and longevity. A trained eye knows how to keep tall roses from overpowering shorter accent blooms.
It also means fewer wilted stems by day three, since florists know which roses are cut fresh that morning.
Roses are seasonal in price. Demand increases during Valentine’s week; reserving orders early secures stock and preferred pricing.
Ask about stem length if presentation matters. Long stems photograph differently than a compact round bouquet.
