A colourful, full-bodied bouquet

Mixed Flower Bouquet « Kaleidoscope Reverie » brings together roses and mixed flowers in a generous, rounded display. The supplied composition is 99 flowers in total across the mix, rather than 99 roses plus additional flowers. Soft pink, creamy white and pale orange tones sit alongside brighter blue and deeper purple accents, creating a lively contrast between gentle shades and richer colour.

Closely arranged flower heads give the bouquet a full, domed outline. It is an expressive choice for a birthday, an anniversary or a celebratory thank-you, especially for someone who enjoys a varied palette rather than a single-colour arrangement.

Composition and presentation

• Roses and mixed flowers, with 99 flowers in total.
• A rounded, densely arranged floral display.
• Layered white wrapping with curled, open edges and a gathered lower section.

The white wrapping frames the colourful flowers without competing with them. Its broad, gathered shape is part of the bouquet’s presentation; it should not be treated as a water-holding container. This is a wrapped bouquet, not a hatbox arrangement.

Roses are the only flower type specifically named in the supplied composition. The other flowers contribute to the mixed design, but their individual varieties and the number of roses are not specified.

Flower care

For the roses, hydration and gentle handling are especially important. When ready to place the bouquet in water, use a clean vase that supports the stems without crowding them. If the stem ends are accessible, trim them with clean, sharp cutters before placing them in fresh water. Remove only leaves that would sit below the waterline, and avoid squeezing the rose heads or pulling at the petals.

For the other mixed flowers, follow the same clean-water principles while handling each stem gently. Their exact varieties are not confirmed, so avoid species-specific treatments or trying to straighten delicate stems by force. Keep the bouquet’s existing ties in place if they help support the arrangement; do not pull it apart merely to reach an individual stem.

Check the water regularly, replenish it as needed and replace it if it becomes cloudy. Remove fading flowers carefully where accessible so that they do not sit in the water. Keep the bouquet in a cool position with indirect light, away from radiators, strong draughts and ripening fruit. Protect the white wrapping from splashes if retaining it for display. These are general care recommendations, not a promise of a particular vase life.

Frequently asked questions

Does this bouquet contain 99 roses?

No. The supplied clarification describes 99 flowers across the mixed composition. Roses are included, but the rose count is not specified, so the total should not be read as 99 roses with extra flowers added.

Which flower varieties are included?

The confirmed composition is roses and mixed flowers. The individual varieties of the accompanying flowers are not named. The colourful appearance should not be taken as confirmation of particular species beyond roses.

How is the bouquet presented?

It is presented in layered white wrapping, with open, curled edges around the flowers and a gathered lower section. The flowers form a full, rounded display rather than an arrangement inside a box.

Should I put the bouquet in a vase?

A clean, suitably supportive vase is recommended for keeping the stems in water. Do not assume the wrapping holds water, and avoid soaking it. Work gently around the existing ties so that the bouquet retains its shape without unnecessary dismantling.

Where is the best place to display it?

Choose a cool spot with indirect light and enough room for the flower heads and wrapping. Avoid direct sun, heating appliances and strong draughts, which can increase moisture loss. Keep ripening fruit away from the flowers as part of good cut-flower care.

What occasions does this design suit?

Its varied colours and generous presentation make it a cheerful option for birthdays, anniversaries and congratulations. It can also make an expressive thank-you when you want a floral gift with a lively, mixed-colour character.