“The "Remember Me" bouquet was even more stunning in person! The flowers were incredibly fresh, and the skull vase brought a festive touch to my Day of the Dead celebration.”

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1 / 1Hover to zoomCelebrate life and death for Day of the Dead/ Día de los Muertos. Roses, fuji, carnations, hypericum and viking pom blooms are blended together to represent the vibrant colors and life-affirming joy on All Soul’s Day, Day of the Dead all contained in this calavera pot. (Skull Design)
Arrangement
To enjoy your fresh-cut bouquet for as long as possible, start by trimming about one inch off the bottom of each stem at a 45-degree angle — this helps the flowers drink more easily. Place them in a clean vase filled with cool water and stir in the packet of flower food that comes with your arrangement. Every two to three days, empty the vase, rinse it out, refill it with fresh water and food, and give the stems another quick trim. Remove any leaves that sit below the waterline, since submerged foliage breaks down and speeds up bacteria growth. Keep your bouquet in a cool spot out of direct sunlight, and away from heating vents, appliances, and bowls of ripening fruit, which release gases that cause flowers to fade faster. With this simple routine, most fresh-cut bouquets stay beautiful for five to seven days, and often longer.
Your flowers arrive in a decorative ceramic container that doubles as a keepsake, adding a polished, finished look long after the flowers are enjoyed.
Combine orange roses, green spider mums, pink mini carnations, purple statice, yellow daisies, green hypericum berries, and assorted greenery in a decorative skull-patterned vase for a vibrant and eclectic floral arrangement.
Same-day delivery is available in most US zip codes for orders placed before 2 PM local time. If your flowers arrive less than perfect, we'll replace them free within 7 days.
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