Freesia in Budapest

Freesia in Budapest: the flower that went into Diana's bridal cascade

Freesia in Budapest was one of ten plants in Diana's metre-long bridal cascade at St Paul's on 29 July 1981, alongside gardenias, stephanotis and Earl Mountbatten roses. Here it stands alone as a mono bouquet, so the choice is about colour and scale, not composition.

White, "Rainbow" or 51 stems: choosing a freesia bouquet

The three names tell you different things: colour only for the White Freesia Bouquet, stem count and eucalyptus only for 51 Freesias with Eucalyptus. "Rainbow" is just a name, so its colours show in the grid photo and the one sent before the courier leaves. Eucalyptus works as filler, closing gaps between freesia heads. Need a different colour or stem count? Message a florist in chat for a photo and price before payment.

Freesia delivery in Budapest and the first minutes in a vase

Flowers are bought after payment, and each bouquet is hand-tied to order. A photo arrives before the courier leaves, so changes can still be requested, and any substitution shows on that photo. The courier only knows the recipient's name and address, so the card can stay anonymous. Delivery is free in the centre, and timing shows on the bouquet's page.

Once in a vase, cut the stems at an angle, strip leaves below the waterline, and change the water every day or two. Keep the vase away from radiators, direct sun and ripe fruit.

For a different colour or size, see other mono bouquets, and check delivery terms for the rest.