How should i care for my flowers?

1. Change the Water Regularly
   Refresh the water in your vase every 1–2 days to help prevent bacterial growth.

2. Keep the Water Clean
   Remove any leaves that fall into the water or sit below the water line—this prevents rotting and keeps the water clear.

3. Feed Your Flowers
   Add the flower food provided. Use about ¼ of the packet each time you change the water to nourish your blooms over several days.

4. Trim the Stems
   Every few days, cut 2–3 cm off the stems at an angle. This helps your flowers absorb water more efficiently.

5. Avoid Direct Heat
   Display your flowers away from direct sunlight, heaters, or other sources of heat that can cause them to wilt.

6. Choose a Cool Spot
   Keep your arrangement in a cool area of your home to help extend its vase life.

Tips for brideS and Grooms

1. If collecting your bouquet the day before:

• Store it in a cool environment (air-conditioned room or fridge)

• Do not place near fruits (they release ethylene gas that shortens flower life)

• Add a small amount of flower food to the water in the vase

2. On your wedding day:

• Remove the bouquet from the vase 30 minutes before use

• Allow it to dry naturally to prevent water stains on your dress

3. During photography:

• Hold the bouquet at belly button level

• Tilt the flower heads slightly forward for the most flattering photos

Tips for bridal car decor 

1. Allow time for setup

Please allow us a minimum of 30 minutes for floral setup on your wedding vehicle.

2. Park in a shaded area

Park your car away from direct sunlight during setup to prevent early wilting of the flowers.

3. Hydrate the arrangement

On the morning of your wedding, pour water into the sponge holder to keep the flowers hydrated throughout the day.

4. Drive with care

We recommend driving slowly (under 60 km/h) and avoiding sudden bumps or sharp turns to protect the arrangement.

5. Flat surface required

If your car does not have a flat surface at the front of the bonnet, we will place the arrangement on the nearest available flat section for best stability and security.