How to Build Your Own Bouquet: A Simple Guide
Our bouquet builder lets you choose every stem yourself. Here's how to make a bouquet that looks designer-made.
1. Pick one “hero” flower
Start with the flower you love most — roses, lilies or orchids work well. This sets the colour and mood of the bouquet.
2. Add one or two supporting flowers
A bouquet can have up to three kinds of flowers. Choose supporting flowers in a lighter or matching shade — for example red roses with white carnations, or pink lilies with pink roses. Baby's breath (gypsophila) adds a soft, airy finish.
3. Choose the right number of stems
- Small gift: around 6–10 stems
- Classic bouquet: 12–20 stems
- Grand gesture: 25 stems or more
Odd numbers often look more natural in a round bouquet.
4. Pick a wrapping style
- Round bouquet: hand-tied and full from every side — the classic choice.
- One-side bouquet: flat at the back and full at the front, perfect for photos.
- Flower box: arranged in a gift box — no vase needed.
5. Choose your paper
White and kraft papers are free and suit every bouquet. Coloured and premium papers add a special touch for birthdays and anniversaries.
Loose flowers for home
Just want flowers for your own vase? Switch to Loose flowers for home and pick single stems — for example 3 lilies and 2 roses. No wrapping, just fresh flowers.
Colour combinations that always work
- Classic romance: red roses with white baby's breath.
- Soft and elegant: blush pink roses, white lilies and eucalyptus.
- Bright and cheerful: sunflowers, yellow gerberas and orange carnations.
- Cool and calm: blue daisies, white lilies and purple orchids.
- Luxury monochrome: a single colour in different shades, such as cream, peach and blush roses.
Choosing flowers for the occasion
Think about the message first. Red roses and pink lilies suit love and anniversaries; yellow flowers say friendship; white flowers suit sympathy, weddings and new beginnings; bright mixed colours are perfect for birthdays. If you are unsure, our team can suggest a combination on WhatsApp.
Budget tips
Roses and carnations give the most fullness for the price. Lilies and orchids are more premium but just a few stems create a luxurious look. Adding gypsophila or seasonal greenery fills out a bouquet beautifully without adding much to the cost.
Wrapping and presentation
Premium paper wraps in kraft, pastel or black give a modern finish; satin ribbons add a classic touch. Boxes and baskets are ideal when the recipient may not have a vase, and they are easier to carry and display.
Adding a personal touch
Every bouquet includes a free message card – write a few sincere lines rather than a long note. You can also add a cake, chocolates, a teddy or a preserved rose to turn your bouquet into a complete gift.
What happens after you order?
Your bouquet is hand-made by our designers on the day of delivery, checked for freshness and packed upright. We share updates on delivery, and for surprises we can call the recipient discreetly before arriving.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Too many flower types: stick to two or three varieties so the bouquet looks intentional.
- Clashing colours: pair bold colours with white or green to keep the design balanced.
- Ignoring scent: lilies and tuberose are strongly scented – lovely at home, but choose roses or carnations for hospitals and offices.
- Forgetting the vase: if the recipient may not have one, choose a box, basket or bag arrangement.
Once your bouquet is ready, place the order for same-day or midnight delivery across Gurgaon, or schedule it for Noida, Greater Noida and Delhi.