Red Roses & Baby's Breath

This hand-tied bouquet is made of 25 red roses, complemented by gypsophila, greenery and a bow.

Gypsophila is used in bouquets almost exclusively as a filler, and it adds airiness to the roses. The greenery forms the base into which the flowers are tied, adding volume, shape and colour contrast. The bow closes the arrangement and coordinates its colour with the wrapping.

Red roses suit anniversaries and romantic occasions. In the Czech Republic, flowers are usually given in odd numbers, and 25 roses follow this custom.

Cut the stems of the roses with a sharp knife at a 45° angle, and repeat the cut every 2–3 days.