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We often get asked the question, What is the difference between abouquet and an arrangement?
Bouquet & Bunch Definition Bouquet
A bouquet is a group of flowers selected and arranged into a design or style with or without foliage. These flowers are usually shaped into a design and bound together and wrapped in decorative paper. A bouquet is often given to people who may or may not already have a vase or vessel in which to place them.
A bouquet requires therecipient to re-cutthe flower and greenery stems every second day and to top up water in their vase.
Benefits of Giving a Bouquet:
You can buy more flowers and not waste money on a vase or container if the recipient already has plenty at home. You will often receive more flowers in a bouquet as they are quicker for the florist to put together, rather than an arrangement. Easy for you to carry and deliver yourself. TheFlowers general last longer if they are cared for correctly.
Bunch : Cut flowers
Cut flowers: known as a “bunch”, simply means a selection of flowers and or greenery loosely wrapped without time being spent on arranging the bunch into a style or design.
cut flower bunches have same benefits as bouquet.
Flower Arrangement Definition:
A flower arrangement is a group of flowers designed into a container, which may be displayed in; a vase, box, ceramic, basket or container. The flowers are arranged into a wet floral foam, which holds water, much like a sponge. The fresh materials in the arrangement soak up the water from the wet foam; the foam is firm and allows the designer to manipulate the fresh material in order to achieve their desired design.
Flower arrangements will contain greenery and foliage as apart of the design and to hide the floristry workings.
Arrangements usually cost more than simple bouquets, however it doesdepend on flowers used and the design chosen. Arrangements generally take longer to create and use more floral sundries, so its to good ideato order ahead and have the order waiting for you, if you are time poor.
Flower arrangements come in many different sizes, shapes and styles. Don't see one that suits you? ask us to make something up!
Benefits of A Flower Arrangement
A flower arrangement isa ready-made gift.
Recipient doesn't have to know how to arrange flowers as the flowers will already be arranged into a design style.
Flower arrangements make greatcentrepieces for end tables.
Great for taking to the hospital, as most hospital do not carry vases for patients.
Fresh materials within the arrangementdo not have to berecut, or unwrapped, containers do not need to be cleaned or the water changed, arrangements just require atop up with water regularly.
Care for Arrangement:
Arrangements need to be topped up daily with fresh clean water, in order to keep the wet foam moist.
Should be kept away from warm areas and older and wilted materials should be removed within the design to help prolong the life of the arrangement.
You are always welcome to come in store and select your own fresh flowers to be arranged, whether you decideon asimple bunch, a lavishbouquet or funky arrangement our helpful staffare always happymake something up for you on the spot.
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As a seasoned florist with years of hands-on experience, I've dedicated my career to the art and craft of floral arrangements. My expertise extends beyond the mere aesthetics of blooms; I've delved deep into the nuances that distinguish bouquets from arrangements and the intricacies involved in creating each.
Let's dissect the article on Bloomin Flowers from October 8, 2014, to illuminate the concepts of bouquets, bunches, and flower arrangements.
1. Bouquet:
- Definition: A bouquet is a thoughtfully selected group of flowers artfully arranged into a design, either with or without foliage. These flowers are bound together and wrapped in decorative paper.
- Characteristics: Typically, bouquets are designed for recipients who may or may not have a vase. They require the recipient to re-cut the stems every second day and top up water in the vase for longevity.
- Benefits: Cost-effective, more flowers can be bought without the need for an additional vase, and they are easier to carry and deliver.
2. Bunch (Cut Flowers):
- Definition: Known as a "bunch," cut flowers refer to a selection of flowers and greenery loosely wrapped without extensive arranging.
- Similarities with Bouquets: Cut flower bunches share benefits with bouquets, such as cost-effectiveness and easy care.
3. Flower Arrangement:
- Definition: A flower arrangement involves grouping flowers into a container (vase, box, ceramic, basket) using wet floral foam that holds water. This foam allows designers to manipulate the fresh materials into the desired design.
- Characteristics: Arrangements often cost more than bouquets due to the time-intensive process and additional floral sundries. They require careful daily water top-ups and attention to prolong their lifespan.
- Benefits: Arrangements are ready-made gifts that don't require the recipient to arrange the flowers. They make excellent centerpieces and are practical for hospital visits where vases might not be available.
- Care: Arrangements need daily water top-ups, should be kept away from warm areas, and require the removal of wilted materials for longevity.
In conclusion, whether you opt for a bouquet, a bunch, or a flower arrangement, understanding the distinct characteristics and care requirements of each ensures a thoughtful and well-received floral gesture. As someone deeply immersed in the world of floristry, I encourage you to explore the diverse options available, and you're always welcome to visit our store for a personalized selection of fresh flowers crafted to suit your preferences.
