During the St. Dorothea talk show I noticed this artificial flower bouquet, it's not especially different or interesting bouquet, however most consumers tend to choose an all roses bouquet at valentine, even though many more varieties and forms of flowers available at the market such as gerbera, carnation, gladiol, chrysant, anthurium etc. They're not only beautiful but also less in price and abundantly available throughout the year.
When valentine, flock of people buy roses only to declare their love. And due to this habit, each ahead of Valentine roses price jumps dramatically, and even then requires a struggle to get it at least you have to order it in advance. This will repeat annually.
Actually expressing love is not really necessarily with roses. The most important is your goodwill to your lover or beloved one. In addition it's not drain your pocket heavily, so, why should always fight with others only for roses? How about if starting this at upcoming Valentine?
From front view of the bouquet, it looks very simple and usual. Using purple ranunculus flowers and lavender which is suitable with pink baby roses, though the use of single face paper (the pink wavy one) seems unusual but combining with yellow and light purple tissue paper looks very matching. Finally a pink paper ribbon make it be special.
The look of the bouquet from above
NB : Pictures taken at St. Dorothea Talk Show 2011, Florist name unknown.
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