Tabletop arrangements worldwide: a wreath, a box or a cake for the table
Among the tabletop arrangements worldwide is a Christmas Wreath, and the wreath became a table piece in 1839, when a Hamburg pastor set candles on an old cartwheel rim so children could count the days to Christmas. These table pieces differ: a wreath, the boxed Composition "Merry Christmas Box 2" and a bento cake. Pick by what the table needs — a wreath, flowers in a box or sweets. The bento cake is a hand-sized cake in a cardboard box, a South Korean idea named after Japanese lunch boxes, with "Happy New Year!" on the cream. It should not sit at room temperature for more than two hours, so it is best delivered close to the meal.
Ordering a table piece for 25 December, New Year or 7 January
Western Christmas falls on 25 December, New Year runs from 31 December to 1 January as the main winter holiday in Russia and post-Soviet countries, and Orthodox Christmas follows on 7 January. The right date depends on which holiday the recipient keeps. An order for a set date and time is taken in any zone, and booking early leaves more open slots; exact timing shows in the product card. Every arrangement is made to order, with a photo sent before the courier leaves so changes can be made in time. A card with a message is free and can stay unsigned.
The New Year compositions section is a good place to start; for flowers alone, try flowers in boxes; zones and timing are on the delivery page.
