That preference for close range shapes where these bouquets go on the island. A dinner in Ubud, a table at a villa, a small wedding at a Jimbaran venue: places where the flowers are seen from an arm away and looked at for a while. For a large open space they underperform, since every bloom is medium sized and the arrangement reads smaller than its stem count suggests. Mixed builds are what we recommend most often here. Lisianthus sits in our range alongside imported roses, macrophylla hydrangea, ranunculus and seasonal peonies, and those firmer stems give the thin branching stalk a frame to lean on, which matters when the address is Uluwatu or Tabanan and the box is on the road for 3 to 4 hours. Seminyak, Canggu and Sanur come in at 90 to 150 minutes, where a pure lisianthus bouquet holds its shape without help. We take orders from 9 AM to 10 PM. Above 30 °C, with the humidity this island runs at, the wrap goes on firmer and a cooling element goes into the box. The box also travels standing, because flexible tips laid flat for two hours curve upwards and never straighten out. 
The catalogue starts at 650000 IDR, and payment goes through QRIS, GoPay, OVO, DANA or cash to the courier. One thing to pass on to whoever receives it: the stems are hollow, so the vase wants shallow water changed every couple of days, and a wide mouth rather than a tall neck. Spent blooms dry on the branch instead of dropping, and pinching them out at the base keeps the bouquet looking close to new for another few days. Nothing else about it needs doing.