Winter flower arrangement with blooms in rich burgundy and and the palest peach and green.
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Winter flower arrangement with blooms in rich burgundy and and the palest peach and green.
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Neon pink tinged rose bouquet by The Bouqs
Flokati rug from Wayfair
The Bouqs, a new online flower delivery service, delivered this bouquet of bright, crisp roses (gratis) via FedEx, right to my doorstep.
Based in Venice, California, The Bouqs offers a 40 pretty floral bouquets with cute names like Happy Harvest, Tiki Torches, and Thick As Thieves. And they’re all $40 or $50. Try finding another online flower delivery service (especially ones that don’t specialize in tacky red carnations) for that price.
The Bouqs works exclusively with farms that are independently certified by agencies such as Veriflora and The Rainforest Alliance as being sustainable and eco-friendly. And its Happiness Guarantee means if the flowers arrive late or last less than three days, they’ll send out another bouquet.
The quality of these flowers from The Bouqs was definitely superior to other online flower delivery services I’ve tried. They weren’t all wilted when I removed them from the cardboard box, and they’re still looking lovely four days later. The downside is that you have to plan ahead, as the lead time can be a week or more, depending on the collection. Also, since they’re shipped rather than hand delivered from a local florist, there’s no vase.
My roses, which came with purple statice that I separated out and arranged with local floral and fauna found down by the pool (shh!), are from the Desperado bouquet.
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Shop Bouqs for affordable flowers delivered to the doorstep >
Photo by Claire Giffen for Sacramento Street
This winter floral arrangement by San Francisco-based florist Natalie Bowen Designs mixes branchy greens with tiny pinecones, anemones, paper whites, and ranunculus .
Fall inspired tablescape with fall floral arrangements by designlovefest
Cement cylinder vase, $12.99
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Photo via Remodelista
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