Roses & Chamomile

The red rose is the most classic choice for declaring love and one of the most sought-after cut flowers of all.

Chamomile adds small white flowers with a yellow centre and a gently herbal scent, and it forms a light counterpart to the red roses.

Hypericum (St. John's wort) is used in floristry for its glossy coloured berries, not for its flower.

Green fillers form the base into which the flowers are bound, adding volume, shape and colour contrast.

The bow is the most common final detail with which a florist completes a bouquet.