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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 roses, pink gerberas, and pink carnations with eucalyptus foliage, hand tied and delivered by a partner florist on the day. From $84.95 with same day delivery if you order before 2pm weekdays or 10am Saturdays. No lilies, no fragrance, safe for homes with cats. Vase not included.
The photo shows the Premium size (+$31). Your bunch will follow the same pink colour palette across all three flower types. The exact shade of pink may vary depending on what's freshest at market on the day. The vase shown is for display purposes and is not included.
What's In The Bunch
Three flowers, one colour. Pink roses with layered petals just starting to open. Pink gerberas, flat faced and cheerful with light yellow centres. Pink carnations, densely ruffled and clustered. All of them sitting in the same shade of soft mid pink. Eucalyptus sprigs weave through with that dusty green grey that photographs almost silver against the pink.
The name says Roses and Carnations but there are gerberas in here too, carrying equal weight in the arrangement. The three together create something that a single flower type or a mixed colour bunch can't achieve: tonal consistency with textural variety. Every bloom is pink. But every bloom is a different shape, a different petal structure, a different way of catching light. The smooth layered rose, the flat open gerbera, the dense ruffled carnation. Your eye moves between them finding new detail rather than new colour.
Julianne ordered online and said "from experience, can go either way." She's right. Online flower delivery is a gamble with some companies. The arrangement she received was "absolutely beautiful and would not hesitate to recommend or use Lily's again." That shift from cautious to committed in one order is the best kind of review because it started from scepticism.
Mid Range, On Purpose
This bunch sits in the middle of the range for sales. Not a top ten blockbuster, not a niche product. Anna spent years on the bench selecting stems before dawn, building arrangements under pressure, and watching what customers reached for across the counter. She understands why some products settle into the middle.
A Anna Qualified Florist, 15+ Years
"This one gets browsed past because of the other pink options in the range. There are cheaper pinks, there are pinks with lilies for fragrance, there are pinks with more flower types for complexity. So a customer scrolling through sees this and thinks they've already seen something similar. But they haven't. This is the only pink bunch in the range where every flower is the same colour. That monochromatic effect is actually quite hard to achieve at market because you're matching three different flower types to the same shade. The florist can't just grab any pink rose, any pink gerbera, any pink carnation. They have to colour match across species. When it works, and it usually does because experienced florists have a good eye for it, the result is calmer and more cohesive than a mixed arrangement. It doesn't compete with itself. Mid range in sales because the browsing eye passes over it. But the people who receive it notice the difference."
Sizing
Three sizes on this one. Standard at $84.95. Deluxe adds extra stems for $6 more. Premium at +$31 is the one in the photo, fuller across all three flower types with more of that monochromatic density.
No Extra Large option on this product. Premium is the fullest version available.
Vase is not included. We sell flowers with vases separately. For an all pink bunch, a clear glass or white ceramic keeps the focus on the flowers. A blush pink vase can extend the monochromatic effect down to the base. Avoid dark or strongly coloured vases that would break the tonal consistency.
Order before 2pm weekdays for same day delivery. Select your size above.
Who Sends This One
William described "beautiful flowers" with a "user friendly and easy to customise my delivery." Gavin said the "delivery was very prompt." Joseph "found a good bouquet" easily. The consistent thread is simplicity. Easy to choose, easy to send, reliably beautiful on arrival.
Birthday flowers for mum is where this bunch excels. The soft pink reads as warm and considered. For Mother's Day and International Women's Day the same logic holds. For a daughter's birthday or a 30th, the monochromatic pink is youthful without being juvenile.
The zero fragrance profile opens up hospital and get well delivery with no restrictions. No lilies means no toxicity risk for homes with cats. For new baby gifts the low maintenance care suits exhausted parents, and gerberas and carnations are both low shedding flowers that won't drop petals near a nursery.
For thank you and just because, pink is the universal crowd pleaser. The risk of pink is close to zero. Nobody looks at a pink bunch and feels confused about the intent.
Three Textures, One Colour
A Anna Qualified Florist, 15+ Years
"When you remove colour contrast, texture has to carry the entire arrangement. That sounds like a limitation but it's actually a strength. A mixed colour bunch draws the eye to colour first and shape second. This one forces your eye to find shape first, because the colour isn't telling you where to look. The rose petal layers catch light at different angles and create shadows within the bloom. The gerbera face is completely flat by comparison, almost disc like, reflecting light evenly. The carnation ruffles create their own micro shadows in every fold. Three completely different surfaces in the same colour. It's the reason this bunch photographs so well. The camera picks up all that textural information that a mixed colour bunch would flatten into a rainbow blur."
The eucalyptus foliage serves a dual purpose. The dusty green grey breaks the pink just enough to give the eye a resting point, and the aromatic eucalyptus leaf releases a subtle clean scent when brushed. It's not a floral fragrance, more like the smell of fresh air. A natural complement to the scentless flowers.
For a pink bunch with fragrance, our Pretty Pinks at $80.75 adds oriental lilies and purple tones. For pink with a white contrast, the Stunning Pinks at $79.95 includes a single white rose as a focal point. For pink with more complexity, the Beautiful Pastels at $80.95 brings in six flower types. Browse our full pink flowers range or all bunches for more.
Care
When the bunch arrives, unwrap it, trim all stems at a forty five degree angle with sharp scissors, and strip every leaf below the waterline. Room temperature water for the first fill, about two thirds of the vase. Change it every two to three days.
All three flowers in this bunch are long lasting when properly cared for. The carnations will hold for two weeks without trying. The roses typically last seven to twelve days depending on the room temperature. The gerberas prefer shallower water than the other two, so fill to about half the vase and top up regularly between changes.
The roses will continue opening over the first few days. The carnations and gerberas arrive at their display stage and hold that shape for the duration. As individual stems start to tire, pull them out. The remaining flowers reconfigure easily because the monochromatic colour means there's no visible gap when one type is removed.
Keep the vase away from the fruit bowl. Carnations are highly sensitive to ethylene gas from ripening fruit. And keep it out of direct afternoon sun, which will fade the pink pigment faster in 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 partner florist from our network of 800+ across Australia. We've coordinated deliveries through this network since 2009. Made fresh on the day from market stock and hand delivered to the door.
Delivery is $16.95 Australia wide. That fee is subsidised. The actual cost of getting a florist to hand deliver to a specific address is often higher, but we absorb the difference.
Same day delivery if you order before 2pm on weekdays or 10am on Saturdays. 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 and size above and add to cart for same day delivery.
Substitution Policy
Roses, gerberas, and carnations are all reliably available year round. The key with this bunch is colour matching. Three different flower types need to arrive in the same shade of pink for the monochromatic effect to work. Experienced florists do this instinctively, selecting stems side by side at market to check the tones align. Occasionally the available pink in one flower type may lean slightly warmer or cooler than the others. The florist manages this by selecting the closest match and, if needed, adjusting quantities slightly to keep the overall palette cohesive. Any flower substituted will be of equal or greater value and will maintain the all pink tonal effect. If you have a shade preference, call us on 1300 360 469 and the florist will know exactly what you're after.
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