Blush & Burgundy Romantic Rose Bouquet

Blush & Burgundy Romantic Rose Bouquet

The Blush & Burgundy Romantic Rose Bouquet turns contrast into its signature. Deep wine-red roses bring drama, while pale blush blooms and light floral details add softness and movement. The result is rich but not heavy: a flower gift with a cinematic, candlelit mood for anniversaries, celebrations of love, tenderness or an occasion when ordinary red roses feel too simple.

❀Atmosphere & flower meaning:

Intimate, sophisticated, and emotionally expressive. Burgundy roses speak to deep devotion; blush roses suggest tenderness and admiration. Together, they communicate a love that is both warm and enduring.

❀Fragrance:

Fresh roses can have a light to moderate natural floral scent. Intensity is not guaranteed: it changes with cultivar, harvest stage, season, temperature, and individual scent sensitivity. These bouquets contain no added perfume.

❀Allergy notice:

No fresh-flower product can be described as hypoallergenic. Most rose pollen is comparatively heavy and not readily wind-borne, but people sensitive to flowers, pollen, plant contact, fragrance, or floral preservatives may still experience symptoms. Keep the bouquet in a ventilated space and avoid close contact if the recipient has a known floral allergy. This is general product guidance, not medical advice.

❀Pet notice:

True roses (*Rosa* species) are listed by the ASPCA as non-toxic to cats, dogs, and horses. That does not make an entire bouquet pet-safe: thorns can injure mouths or paws; eating plant material can upset the stomach; floral food, ribbons, wrapping, containers, and any seasonal filler or foliage may be hazardous. Keep every bouquet out of reach of pets. Do not make a “pet-safe” claim unless every included component has been confirmed.

❀Expected vase life:

Approximately **3–7 days** from delivery for most cut roses, depending on cultivar, flower maturity, transport, temperature, and care. Use a clean vase, fresh water plus the supplied flower food, remove leaves below the waterline, and recut 1–2 cm from the stems when changing water. Keep away from direct sun, heat, vents, ripening fruit, and strong drafts. This is an expected range, not a guarantee.