Dried flower bouquet in Manchester: a box or white roses
Seven of the eight items in the dried flower bouquet in Manchester grid are named as boxes, and only one carries a flower's name, 25 White Roses with Dried Flowers. The first decision is a box or roses; the exact piece comes down to the photo in its card.
Dried flower boxes or white roses with dried flowers
The boxes split into lines: Designer No. 1 and No. 2, Artisan No. 3 and No. 4, the Signature box and Dried Flowers in a Box. 25 White Roses with Dried Flowers is the only item named by its flower, not its container.
Dried stems are brittle and crumble easily. A preserved rose stays soft, because its sap is replaced with a glycerine solution, making it a different product. The Dried Flowers section holds more of the same kind, without the box.
How a dried flower bouquet is made and delivered
Each bouquet is made to order, and the flowers are bought once payment clears. A photo of the finished piece goes out before the courier leaves, and any change is made before that point.
The card is free, and it can carry a message or stay unsigned. Delivery to the centre costs nothing; the delivery page shows the timing, and most orders reach the recipient the same day.
Start with flowers in boxes if the container matters, or with the Dried Flowers section for the stems alone.