Faux Bouquets & Bunches

A bunch takes the arranging out of it. The stems are already balanced and bound, so the whole job is choosing a vessel with a neck that holds them and fanning the outer stems until the shape opens. Five minutes, and usually a better result than an hour of building from singles.

They are also the practical answer for a gift, a hospital visit or a holiday house that sits empty for weeks at a time. Nothing to water, nothing to throw out on return, and the same arrangement looks the same in February as it does in July.

If you would rather build your own, single stems are sold one at a time in Faux Flowers and Faux Foliage & Branches.

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Do bouquets come with a vase?
No, they are sold as the arrangement alone so you can match it to what you already own. Anything suitable is in Vases.

How do I make a ready-made bunch look less uniform?
Fan the outer stems outwards, drop two or three lower than the rest, and bend the wire so nothing sits perfectly upright. A bunch straight from the box is too symmetrical to convince.

Can I add my own stems to one?
Yes, and a few extra foliage stems is the usual improvement. Slot them around the outside rather than into the middle, where they will not be seen.

Are they suitable as a gift?
They suit anyone who will not be home to look after real ones, and they last well past the week a fresh bunch would. Wrapping is available if you would like it presented.