Hand-Tied Bouquets in Lahore

Flowers arrive at the shop in Phase 5 DHA in the morning. They are stripped, conditioned in water and only then tied. A bouquet is built in the hand, turning as stems are added, so the shape holds when it is set down and nothing is crushed against the wrap.

The wrap is chosen after the flowers, not before. A dense rose bouquet wants a plain sheet that lets the colour do the work; a looser mixed bunch can take a marble or Korean-style wrap. The ribbon is tied last, by hand.

Everything is made the day it goes out. Nothing is assembled the night before and left in a cold room to be sold tomorrow.

A small bouquet is for a desk, a bedside table or a hand-delivered thank you. A medium bouquet is the one most people send — it reads as a proper gift without needing a large vase. A large bouquet is for the occasions that carry weight: an engagement, a new baby, an apology that matters.

If you are unsure, send us a photo of the room or the table it is going on and we will tell you which size sits right.

Want something built to your own design? Use the bouquet builder. Sending for a specific occasion? Start from the birthday, anniversary or get well pages instead, where the flowers are already chosen for the moment.