Cream bouquets in Zurich: one shade of rose, from seven stems to 101
Colour theory calls a scheme built from tints, tones and shades of one hue monochrome, and cream bouquets in Zurich are put together on exactly that principle. With the colour fixed, the choice that's left is size and presentation.
The grid sorts most of these bouquets by stem count: 7, 15, 25, 27, 35 and 101 Cream Roses, with the 15 and 35 grown on tall stems. A few are named by format instead, among them an armful of cream roses and a maxi bouquet. Others carry a name of their own, such as "Craft", "Moco", "Peach Tenderness" or a bouquet made for Knowledge Day, so the list is worth scrolling before you pick a number.
Ordering a cream bouquet for delivery
Every bouquet here is put together to order, and the flowers are bought once payment clears. Before the courier sets off, the florist photographs the finished bouquet, and any change you want is made at that point, not after.
If a particular rose isn't available, the florist substitutes one close in shade and price, and that swap is visible on the photo too, which matters more in a one-colour bouquet than almost anywhere else in the catalogue. A card with your own text costs nothing extra, and payment is taken by Visa or Mastercard.
Delivery to the centre is free, and most orders go out the same day they're placed; the exact timing sits on the bouquet's own page, alongside the delivery page itself.
Looking for a different colour or a different rose altogether, roses in other colours cover both.