Blue roses worldwide: how to read the grid and check the shade before delivery
Blue roses worldwide appear under several titles, but only Blue Rose Bouquet Blue Lagoon names the colour. The rest go by stem count, by how they are carried, or by name alone, so the shade is checked on the grid photo, then on the finished bouquet's photo.
Choosing a blue rose bouquet: title, format and finish
The format comes first: a hand-tied bouquet, a handbag bouquet, or a box. The Marshmallow Box of 17 Mixed French Roses is one of the boxes; 'French' here is a florist's technique, not a variety, turning the outer petals back by hand.
A title or stem count does not reveal the shades inside, so check the card photo. A rose lasts about a week, sometimes ten days, if cut at an angle with water changed every day or two, kept from radiators, sun and ripe fruit.
Seeing the shade before the courier leaves
Each bouquet is made to order, and the flowers are bought only after payment. A photo of it goes out before the courier leaves, and any requested change is made before dispatch.
An unavailable rose is replaced with one close in shade and price, shown in the same photo. Orders are accepted 24/7, most delivered the same day, with timing shown in the bouquet's card and the delivery page.
Blue Lagoon is the only listed title that says blue, among all roses; a box may suit better, and flowers in boxes covers that.
