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Awards
In 2024, 2025,& now 2026 Lily's Florist won a feefo Trusted Service Award. To receive this coveted award, a business must receive at least 50 reviews in a 12 month period, averaging at least 4 stars. We did that, and many more, with over 2,400 reviews with a greater than 4 star average! Something, for sure, that we are very proud of, and is a validation of our commitment to you, our customers.
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Description
Pink oriental lilies, deep red roses, and green spider chrysanthemums, hand tied and delivered same day by a real local florist. From $124.95 in four sizes. Order before 2pm weekdays or 10am Saturdays for same day delivery.
The vase shown is a display vase and is not included. Your bunch arrives wrapped and ready for the recipient to place in their own vase. The photo shows the Premium size (+$31). Flower proportions vary by size but the three flower types and colour palette will always be delivered.
What You're Getting
Three flowers, three saturated colours, zero filler pretending to be a feature. Deep red roses sitting low and dense. Pink oriental lilies opening above them with those wide trumpet blooms and visible stamens. Green spider chrysanthemums pushing their spiky petals outward through the gaps. The combination looks deliberate because it is. Red and pink are warm. Green is cool. The green breaks the warmth and stops the arrangement from reading as a single block of pink and red. Instead, the eye moves between the three flower types and registers each one separately.
Julie ordered this for a 40th wedding anniversary and found it "helpful to be able to see a picture of the flowers that were delivered." That photo verification matters. It means the florist built what the product promised. Dani, first time buyer, put it more directly: "The pictures accurately reflected what was received by the recipient, which is always welcome." She planned to buy again.
Matt confirmed "super fast same day delivery." Helen's recipients "were very pleased." Anna-Marie described it as "value for money" when ordering from interstate. Catherine noted "great communication" through the process.
What's In The Bunch
Pink oriental lilies. Large trumpet blooms in soft pink with white centres, darker pink freckling on the inner petals, prominent stamens loaded with orange pollen. Some blooms will be fully open on delivery. Others will still be in tight bud, green and closed, weeks away from opening. That stagger is the design. The open blooms give you immediate impact. The buds keep the bunch gaining new flowers for ten days to two weeks after delivery. Oriental lilies are the fragrant ones. They'll scent a room within hours of the buds opening. If the recipient is sensitive to strong fragrance or the flowers are going to a hospital ward, this product carries that consideration.
Deep red roses. Fully open, layered heads with a rich burgundy depth that photographs darker than most red roses in the range. These are not the bright cherry red of a Valentine's stem. They're a heavier, more complex red that sits well against the pink lilies without competing for the same shade. The roses provide the structural anchor. They're compact, dense, and hold their shape while the lilies sprawl above them.
Green spider chrysanthemums. Lime green with narrow petals radiating outward in every direction. Spider chrysanthemums create visual movement. The roses pull inward, petals folding over each other. The spiders push outward, petals reaching into space. The tension between those two shapes gives the bunch energy that a rose and lily combination alone wouldn't have. The green also does chromatic work. It cools the red and pink palette enough to make the warm colours more vivid rather than muddling together.
Mixed green foliage and small trailing greenery fill the background, separating the three flower types and giving each one room to be seen.
A Anna Qualified Florist, 15+ Years
"What makes this bunch unusual is that the three flower types peak at completely different times. The roses are at their best from day one. Big, open, dramatic. By day eight or ten they start softening and dropping petals. The lilies run on a different clock. Some blooms are already open at delivery but the tight buds keep cracking open one after another for up to two weeks. So the lily presence in the bunch actually grows over the first week while the roses are fading. Then there are the spider chrysanthemums, which quietly outlast both of them. They'll hold their green and their shape for two and a half, sometimes three weeks. The arrangement you see on day one is dominated by roses. By day seven the lilies have taken over. By day fourteen the chrysanthemums are the last thing standing and they look completely different on their own with that bare green structural look. Three stages from one bunch. Most products give you one peak and then a decline. This one transforms."
Sizing
Four sizes. Standard at $124.95 delivers the three flower types with enough stems to create the intended effect. Deluxe at $130.95 (+$6) adds a few extra stems. Premium at $155.95 (+$31) is the size photographed, noticeably fuller with more lily stems and rose heads. Extra Large at $169.95 (+$45) makes a serious statement.
The $6 jump from Standard to Deluxe is small because the improvement is subtle. The $31 jump to Premium is where most buyers land because the added lily stems are the most visually impactful upgrade. Each extra lily stem carries multiple buds, so you're not just getting more flowers on day one, you're getting more buds that keep opening across the following weeks.
Delivery is $16.95 on all sizes. Vase is not included. The bunch arrives wrapped. If you want the same colour palette arranged in a vase by the florist, our flowers with vases range offers that option.
About Dani's Review
Dani left one of the most detailed reviews on this product. She described the flowers as "beautiful" and the website as "clear and easy to navigate." She confirmed the photos "accurately reflected what was received." She plans to order again. All positive.
But she also flagged something: "there was no confirmation email on purchase. I took a screen shot of the order number (just in case) and simply had to trust the process."
That's fair feedback. A confirmation email should follow every order. If yours doesn't arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder first. If it's not there, email [email protected] or call 1300 360 469 with your order number and we'll confirm it manually. Dani's instinct to screenshot the order number was smart. We'd recommend the same if the email doesn't come through.
Who Orders This One
Julie sent it for a 40th wedding anniversary. The red and pink palette carries enough romance for an anniversary or romantic gesture without being as on the nose as a dozen red roses. The green chrysanthemums stop it from reading as purely Valentine's. It signals thought and taste rather than obligation.
The oriental lily fragrance makes this a strong choice for wives, mums, and anyone who notices scent. The room will smell like lilies within hours of the buds opening. For Mother's Day, the three flower types at this price point signal generosity without needing to add chocolates or a teddy to make the gift feel substantial.
At $124.95 for the Standard, this is one of the more premium wrapped bunches in the range. The price reflects three high value flower types with no filler stems padding the count. Every stem in this bunch is either a rose, an oriental lily, or a spider chrysanthemum. The buyer is paying for flowers, not for greenery dressed up as content.
For a similar combination at a lower price, our Red Mixed Bunch at $105.95 uses red roses and green spider chrysanthemums with red hypericum berries but without the oriental lilies. The lilies are the premium element in the Red Ruby. They add fragrance, height, the bud opening timeline, and the trumpet shape that creates drama above the rose line. For red roses on their own, our roses range starts lower. For oriental lilies in a different palette, our Blue Mist Bunch at $80.95 pairs white orientals with blue delphinium. Browse our lilies range or red flowers for more.
A Anna 15+ Years on the Bench
"This product held a top fifteen spot for years. It's slipped recently and I think I know why. The catalogue has grown around it. When we had fewer products in the $100 to $130 bracket, buyers who wanted a premium wrapped bunch had limited choices and the Red Ruby stood out. Now there are vase arrangements, combo products with chocolates, bunches with wine. More options at the same spend. The buyer who would have landed here three years ago now has six or seven alternatives competing for the same budget. The product hasn't changed. The decision path has. But here's the thing that the ranking doesn't tell you. The people who still choose this one have a very low complaint rate and a high repeat rate. When someone specifically wants oriental lilies with red roses and picks this over the alternatives, they know what they're after. A smaller audience buying with more certainty tends to produce happier outcomes than a larger audience buying on impulse."
Care
When the bunch arrives, unwrap it immediately. Trim all stems at a forty five degree angle with sharp scissors or a clean knife. Strip every leaf that would sit below the waterline. Submerged foliage rots, breeds bacteria, and clogs the stems.
Use a vase tall enough to support the stems. The spider chrysanthemums and lily stems are long and the heavy lily blooms need the vase rim to help hold them upright. A vase that's too short and wide will let the arrangement splay outward.
Room temperature water for the first fill. Change it every two to three days. The lily stems in particular will cloud the water faster than the roses or chrysanthemums. If the water looks murky before the two day mark, change it early.
The roses will last seven to twelve days. The spider chrysanthemums will outlast them, holding for two weeks or more. The lily blooms that are already open at delivery will last about a week, but the tight buds will keep opening over the following ten to fourteen days. Remove spent rose heads as they drop. The lilies and chrysanthemums will carry the vase through the second week with a completely different look.
Remove the lily stamens with a tissue as each bud opens. The orange pollen stains fabric, benchtops, and skin permanently. Do it before the anthers release the pollen. Keep the vase out of direct sunlight and away from the fruit bowl. Both accelerate wilting across all three flower types.
For more detail, see our guide on caring for your flowers.
Delivery
Your bunch is hand tied and delivered by a real local florist from our network of 800+ across Australia. Made fresh on the day from market stock and hand delivered to the door. Not posted. Not shipped from a warehouse.
Delivery is $16.95 Australia wide. That fee is subsidised. The actual cost of a hand delivery is often higher, but we keep the fee flat across all products and absorb the difference.
Same day delivery if you order before 2pm on weekdays or 10am on Saturdays. Matt confirmed "super fast same day delivery." Anna-Marie ordered from interstate and described the process as "easy" with "value for money."
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.
Select your delivery date above and add to cart for same day delivery.
Substitution Policy
This bunch has three flower types and all three carry weight. Oriental lilies are available year round through the major flower markets and are rarely substituted. Red roses are the most consistently available flower in commercial floristry. Green spider chrysanthemums are widely stocked but the specific shade of green can shift between a bright lime and a muted sage depending on what the grower sends that week. If green spiders are unavailable, the florist may use green Kermit chrysanthemums (rounder, ball shaped heads instead of spiky rays) or green trick dianthus as an alternative. The florist will always protect the three colour signature: deep red, soft pink, and green. Any substitution will be of equal or greater value. If you have a preference for a specific flower or want to confirm availability for a particular delivery date, call 1300 360 469 and our team will check with the partner florist in your area.
ABN: 17 830 858 659
