Fresh Flower Bouquet

1.Remove all packaging from the bouquet within a day of receiving it.
2.Thoroughly clean your vase, then fill it two-thirds with clean, room-temperature water and mix in flower food as directed.
3.Strip any leaves from the stems that will sit below the waterline to prevent debris and bacterial growth.
4.Trim the stems 2cm from the bottom at a 45-degree angle using sharp scissors. Do this daily to enhance water uptake.
5.Replenish the water daily and replace it immediately if it becomes cloudy.
6.Avoid placing flowers in direct sunlight, near heat sources, or close to fruit, which can all hasten wilting. Flowers last longer in cool, shaded environments like air-conditioned rooms.
7.Discard any wilted flowers promptly to prevent bacteria from spreading to healthy blooms.
8.Avoid spraying water directly on the petals, particularly roses, as moisture can cause them to wilt more quickly.

Bridal Bouquet

1.It's best to receive your fresh flower bouquet one day before your wedding to ensure it remains vibrant. If needed, you can also opt to get it on the day of the wedding, particularly if it will be used later in the day.
2.To maintain freshness during delivery, the flowers will be treated with a finishing spray, and wrapped in plastic.
3.Once you receive the bouquet, store it in an air-conditioned room away fom direct airflow and sunlight. For additional hydration, you can place the bouquet in a vase of clean water.
4.If you choose to refrigerate the bouquet, make sure there are no fruits or vegetables in the fridge. Ethylene gas emitted by produce can shorten the life of fresh flowers.
5.When you're ready to use the bouquet, remove it from any water bags or wrappings. This will ensure your flowers look their best for your big day.

Flower Box

1.Ensure the floral foam remains consistently moist, but avoid saturation to prevent issues like fungal growth.

2.Position the flower box to receive filtered or indirect sunlight, which prevents the flowers from wilting and helps the foam retain moisture.

3.Keep the flower box in a moderate temperature environment, away from extreme cold or heat.

4.Trim wilting flowers and leaves regularly to promote fresh growth and reduce decay.

5.Monitor for pests and treat infestations promptly to maintain the health of the flowers.

Adhering to these care tips will help extend the life and beauty of your floral arrangement.

Soap Flower Bouquet

1.Unlike fresh flowers, soap flower bouquets should be kept away from water and high humidity. Contact with water can cause the soap to dissolve or lose its shape.

2.Place your soap flower bouquet in a location where it will not be exposed to direct sunlight. Sunlight can fade the colors of the soap petals over time.

3.To keep your bouquet looking fresh and vibrant, dust it gently with a soft brush or a feather duster. This will help remove any dust that accumulates on the flowers without damaging them.

4.Display your bouquet in a cool, dry area. Extreme temperatures can cause the soap to warp or melt, especially if placed near heat sources.

5.Since soap flowers are inherently fragrant, there’s no need to spray them with any additional scents, which can degrade the soap over time.

6.Soap flowers are delicate. Handle them gently to avoid chipping or breaking the petals.