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lilac carnations in a bouquet

Kindness In Bloom - Carnation Collection

S$118.00Price

The Kindness In Bloom - Carnation Collection is a beautiful bouquet that features premium lilac holland carnations, the star of the arrangement.

 

These delicate flowers symbolize a tender-hearted person with strong compassion for others, making them the perfect gift for all motherly figures in your life. Paired with sweet foliage such as purple caspia, tanacetum, and baby’s breath, this stunning display is not only visually striking but also holds a special, meaningful message.

 

Whether you're celebrating Mother's Day or simply want to show your appreciation for someone special, the Carnation Collection is the perfect choice to convey your love and gratitude.

 

Let this gorgeous bouquet speak volumes and bring joy to your loved ones.

 

 

Our flowers varies daily due to seasons and inspiration, and so will your bouquet. What you receive will be different from the pictures that we show, as every flower, even in the same tone or colours, have their unique shades and tones. All pictures are only for colour references and style. 

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  • Care & Maintenance

    1. Place your flower arrangements in the best location. Keeping them in the right place can directly impact the life of the flowers. Place your fresh flowers in shaded and cool areas, away from direct sunlight and heat will help preserved their freshness. Remember, cooler is better with the expection of tropical blooms which prefers heat and humidity.    

    2. If you would like to transfer your wrapped bouquets into a vase, do unwrap them gently and with care.    

    3. Fresh and clean water helps keeps your flowers alive longer. Do trim at least half inch of stem off your flowers before you arrange them in a vase and each time you change the water. Replace the water in your vase daily. If you have dying foliage, be sure to remove it as it may contaminate the healthy flowers.    

    4. Avoid placing your flowers beside ripening fruit or vegetables as they give off ethylene gas which causes flowers to deteriorate.    

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