Rainbow roses worldwide: a mix of colours or a single shade
Rainbow roses worldwide do not appear by that name in the grid: the grid contrasts mixed bouquets with pink options and one bouquet without a colour in the name. Mix of 55 Roses and Marshmallow Box of 17 Mixed French Roses lean into a full palette, while 9 Pink Roses stays in one shade. The choice starts there: a full mix of colours or one soft shade. A mix comes as a large bouquet or a box of French roses, where French describes hand-turned outer petals, not a variety. A single shade comes as a smaller bouquet or a handbag bouquet.
Every bouquet is put together to order: the florist buys the flowers after payment, for that order alone, so a mixed bouquet is assembled afresh each time. A rose usually lasts about a week in a vase, sometimes closer to ten days, if the stems are cut on a slant and the water changed every day or two.
How to see the colours before the bouquet leaves
A photo of the finished bouquet is sent, and you can ask for something to be changed before the courier leaves. If a colour runs out, the florist swaps it for a close shade at a similar price, and the swap shows on that same photo. A palette not in the grid can be described in a chat with the occasion and the budget: the florist builds a bouquet and sends a photo and price before payment. How soon it arrives is shown on the bouquet card, with details on the delivery page.
Other colours and shades sit in roses, and a mix that is not roses alone is in mixed bouquets.
