Pastel Bunch With Vase

Purple roses, pale pink gerberas, white oriental lilies, pink lisianthus, and pink waxflower with decorative bear grass loops, arranged and delivered in a glass vase by a partner florist on the day. $115.95 including the vase. Same day delivery if you order before 2pm weekdays or 10am Saturdays.

This is a single size product at $115.95. The vase is included. Your arrangement will follow the same pastel palette of purple, pink, and white. The exact stems and proportions may vary depending on what's freshest at market on the day.

What's In The Arrangement

Five flower types. Purple roses, three or four medium blooms in that saturated mauve that photographs darker than it looks in person. Pale pink gerberas, two or three large heads with light cream centres facing outward. White oriental lilies, one or two open blooms with tight buds still to come, building fragrance through the week. Pink lisianthus, multiple stems in two shades with ruffled petal edges that look like miniature roses until you look closer. Pink waxflower clusters scattered through the arrangement, tiny blooms adding detail at a scale the larger flowers can't reach. And arching over the whole thing, loops of bear grass curving from one side to the other.

That's five flower types, three colours, and a decorative element. This is the most complex arrangement in the range. Most bunches use two or three flower types. This uses five and still reads as cohesive because every element stays within the pastel purple, pink, and white palette.

Pamela confirmed "what was ordered arrived." Liz described finding "a beautiful bunch of flowers pictured on the website" and said "the recipient was really happy with the final gift." She added something worth noting: "I am based in the country so this made my shopping experience very pleasant." Rural and regional senders choosing an online florist because the local options are limited is one of the most common reasons people find us.

Near The Bottom Of The Range

This product sits near the bottom of the annual sales range. Anna has over fifteen years of professional floristry behind her, from building complex arrangements on a shop floor to understanding why the most intricate products often sell the slowest.

The Lisianthus

The bear grass loops arching over the top of the arrangement are the detail that separates this from a standard vase arrangement. Bear grass is a fine, flexible blade that can be curved into arcs and loops. The florist shapes each loop by hand during assembly. It adds vertical movement above the flower heads, drawing the eye upward and creating a sense of height that the flowers alone can't achieve. It's a technique from formal floristry that doesn't appear in most everyday arrangements, which is part of why this product looks different from everything else in the range.

Who Sends This One

Liz ordered from the country. Robert described the service as "quick easy and efficient." Ngáire said "everything was extremely excellent." These reviews are concise because the product speaks clearly enough that the customer doesn't feel the need to elaborate.

Birthday for mum is the strongest fit. The purple, pink, and white palette with five flower types signals that someone put genuine thought into the selection. For a 50th, 60th, or 70th birthday, the $115.95 price and the complexity of the arrangement match the weight of the milestone.

Mother's Day suits this because the five flower types look generous in a way that a simpler bunch can't replicate. Anniversaries work when you want romantic without red. Thank you gifts at this price point carry weight. For sympathy, the soft pastel palette with white lilies carries a gentle, respectful tone.

This bunch contains oriental lilies. The fragrance will build over the first week as buds open. Lilies are toxic to cats. If the recipient has cats, consider our Roses and Gerberas With Vase at $110.95 for a lily free vase arrangement, or browse our pink flowers range for options without lilies.

For a simpler pastel arrangement at a lower price, our Roses and Carnations at $84.95 delivers monochromatic pink with three flower types. For pastel roses with fragrant freesias, our Pastel Roses at $94.95 takes the two flower route. For purple roses in a different combination, our Rose Garden Bunch from $105.95 gives five rose colours without secondary flowers. Browse our full roses range, lilies range, or flowers with vases for more.

Care

The flowers arrive in the glass vase, already in water. You don't need to do anything immediately. After a day or two, change the water. Gently lift the stems out as a group, preserving the bear grass loops if possible, rinse the vase, refill with room temperature water, and replace the arrangement. Trim a centimetre off each stem base while they're out.

Five flower types fade at different rates and that's an advantage. The waxflower dries in place and holds indefinitely. The lisianthus lasts two weeks or more. The roses hold seven to twelve days. The gerberas seven to ten in clean water. The lily buds open sequentially over seven to fourteen days, with the fragrance building as they go. As individual stems tire, pull them out. The variety means no single removal creates a visible hole. The arrangement gracefully reduces over two weeks rather than collapsing all at once.

The gerberas need the cleanest water. Their hollow stems absorb bacteria faster than the solid stemmed roses and lilies. If you're only changing water every two to three days, check the gerbera stem ends first. If they've gone soft, trim a centimetre off.

Remove the lily pollen anthers from each bloom as it opens. The yellow powder stains everything it touches. On pale pink gerbera petals the stain is visible and hard to remove.

Keep the vase in a cool spot with indirect light. The pastel colours fade faster under UV than darker pigments.

For more detail, see our guide on caring for your flowers.

Delivery

Your arrangement is built in the vase and delivered by a real partner florist from our network of 800+ across Australia. We've coordinated deliveries through this network since 2009. The florist packages the vase for safe transport and delivers to the door.

Delivery is $16.95 Australia wide. That fee is subsidised. Delivering a glass vase arrangement requires careful handling and the actual cost is often higher, but we absorb the difference.

Same day delivery if you order before 2pm on weekdays or 10am on Saturdays. Liz confirmed "the delivery was prompt." No Sunday deliveries. Flower markets close Saturday afternoon.

Need to change something after ordering? Email [email protected], call us on 1300 360 469 (Mon to Fri, 7am to 6pm, Sat 7am to 12pm), or use live chat. If something isn't right with the delivery, get in touch within 24 hours with a photo and we'll sort it out.

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Substitution Policy

Five flower types means five sourcing decisions at market. Purple roses are reliably available but the exact shade shifts between batches, sometimes leaning more blue, sometimes more red. Pale pink gerberas are widely stocked. White oriental lilies are consistent year round. The lisianthus and waxflower are the more variable elements. If pink lisianthus isn't available, the florist may substitute with pink spray roses or ranunculus to maintain the ruffled texture in the arrangement. If waxflower is short, small pink or white filler flowers will fill the same role. The bear grass loops depend on florist stock and may be replaced with another decorative grass or foliage element. What the florist protects is the five element complexity: primary flowers, secondary flowers, accent flowers, filler, and a decorative element, all within the purple, pink, and white pastel palette. The vase is always included and always glass. Any substitution will be of equal or greater value. Call 1300 360 469 if specific flowers matter to you.

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