Rainwashed Garden Double Lily & Gerbera Bouquet

Design Story & Atmosphere

Double lilies open like rain-softened silk above pink gerbera, mauve bells, pale spires, one white tulip, and veils of tender green. The bouquet feels as if it has just been gathered after a spring shower—fresh, airy, and gently luminous.

❀ Flower Materials

Double blush-white Oriental lilies, pale-pink gerbera, pink stock, ivory-to-green delphinium, white tulip, pale-purple clematis or bell flowers, mauve allium-like globes or dianthus, fine misty green grass, Ruscus-style foliage, fresh greenery, cream-and-pale-green wrap, and ribbon.

❀ Flower Meaning

Lily expresses devotion and renewal; gerbera conveys cheer; delphinium symbolises an open heart; tulip offers caring love; clematis represents ingenuity. Together they celebrate hope returning in small, beautiful stages.

❀ Ideal Occasions & Gifting Moments

A sensitive choice for a spring birthday, recovery wishes, welcome home, Mother’s Day, a new beginning, supportive friendship, or an uplifting thank-you. It must not be placed in any home or workplace accessible to cats.

❀ Fragrance

Moderate to strong from the double lilies and stock as they open; gerbera, delphinium, tulip, and clematis are generally subtle.

❀ Allergy & Pet Safety

True lilies are extremely toxic to cats, including pollen and vase water. Tulips and delphinium are toxic to pets, and clematis can irritate if eaten. Grass fibres, sap, fragrance, and preservatives may also cause reactions. Keep completely away from animals and children.

❀ Expected Vase Life

About 6–9 days; lily buds may extend the display, while gerbera and tulip can finish earlier and line flowers may open gradually.

❀ Care Guide

Use a clean deep vase, recut stems, strip submerged foliage, and keep water fresh with flower food. Remove lily anthers, support gerbera stems, and refresh water every one to two days. Keep the bouquet cool, away from sun and fruit, and absolutely inaccessible to cats.