Spring Regal Wrap

We built this one for customers who wanted spring's whole variety in a single bouquet instead of just one flower. The sunflowers came first, and the roses, alstroemeria, chrysanthemums, larkspur, and delphinium filled in around them. Wrapping it in plain kraft paper felt truer to how it was gathered than a formal box would.

Standard, Deluxe, and Premium all carry the same six flowers, roses, sunflowers, alstroemeria, chrysanthemums, larkspur, and delphinium, a sign of new beginnings each size carries a bit further.

What's Included: Six Flowers, One Wrap: Roses, sunflowers, alstroemeria, chrysanthemums, larkspur, and delphinium are gathered with greenery and wrapped in kraft paper, ready to set straight into a vase.

A Farm-Stand Kind of Look: Sunny and varied rather than matched to one palette, this wrap leans rustic on purpose, meant to look like it was just gathered and tied. The larkspur and delphinium add tall, spiky texture next to the rounder chrysanthemums, so the eye keeps moving around the bouquet.

A Sweet, Fresh Fragrance: The mix carries a sweet, fresh fragrance from the roses and delphinium, light enough to sit on a table without overwhelming the food next to it.

Sizes: Standard, Deluxe, and Premium: Standard keeps the bouquet compact, Premium doubles down on the sunflowers and roses, and Deluxe lands in between.

Where This Bouquet Fits: A spring brunch is one option, but this wrap works just as well for a thank-you, a new job, or any occasion that could use variety, a fun way to celebrate with family and friends.

This Spring Flower Arrangement's Delivery Window: Order by 2 PM in the recipient's time zone, or noon on Sundays, and this bouquet goes out the same day in most areas nationwide. During our busiest weeks in spring, get your order in a few days ahead of when you need it.

• Unwrap the paper as soon as it arrives, trim each stem at an angle, and set the flowers in a clean vase with fresh water, changed every couple of days.

• Our designers may substitute a rose, sunflower, or other stem of equal value if something isn't available that day, keeping the wrap's overall variety and color intact.

Does the kraft paper wrap need to come off right away?

Yes, we would recommend unwrapping it as soon as it arrives and setting the stems in water, the same as you would with any fresh-cut bouquet.

Why so many different flowers in one wrap?

The variety gives this bouquet more texture than a single-flower bunch would, and the sunflowers in particular add a height and brightness the others don't.

Does This Work as a Centerpiece?

It can be. Set in the center of a brunch table, this wrap works well as a centerpiece, with a more relaxed, gathered-from-the-garden feel than a formal arrangement would.

Does This Wrap Match a Traditional Spring Table?

It can, though its farm-stand style is a step away from a more formal table setting. The sunflowers tend to catch attention first, and it's an easy pick for anyone hosting for the first time in a new home.