Blush pink artificial peony, rose and hydrangea bouquets (pair, 32cm)

Description

These blush pink bouquets bring together three much-loved garden flowers: the ruffled peony, the softly cupped rose and the clustered hydrangea. Small pale flowers and green foliage fill the spaces between them, giving the pair a varied, gathered look. They make a gentle addition to a dressing table or a living room that needs a little colour without a bold, bright centrepiece.

A ready-mixed pair of bouquets

You receive two bunches, each around 32cm long. Each one has seven branches, with one large peony, two roses and four hydrangea clusters, plus smaller decorative flowers and leaves. The peony head is approximately 7cm across, while the rose and hydrangea heads are around 5.5cm. Those different sizes help give the arrangement depth once the branches are opened out.

The flowers are supplied without a vase. Both bunches work well together in a small jug or a vase with a narrow opening. If your container has a broad mouth, you may prefer additional foliage for support and extra fullness. This pair is a compact display: it is particularly useful where a large bunch would crowd a shelf, bedside table or narrow console.

Give the flowers a little breathing room

The stems contain wire, so you can spread the branches and choose which flowers sit at the front. Start with the peonies slightly higher, then bring the roses forward and let the hydrangea clusters sit around the edges. A small turn of each head often does more for the finished effect than pulling the whole bunch very wide.

The pink and white combination works beautifully with a plain cream container. For something more relaxed, try a small stoneware jug with a matte finish. The mixed flower shapes also suit a simple glass vase, although an opaque container is useful if you prefer to hide the joined lower stems. Place it where the pale petals can stand out against a slightly darker background.

Pretty colour for everyday spaces

Customers like the natural-looking shades and the improvement they get from opening the stems out. Some find the bunches smaller than expected, which makes the dimensions worth keeping in mind when choosing your container. The pair is best enjoyed as a modest home accent, with the flower heads comfortably above the rim rather than lost inside a tall vase.

There is no watering, feeding or flower replacement to plan. Gently brush away dust from the fabric petals and wipe the leaves when needed. After storage, reshape the branches by hand before putting them back on display. White and champagne versions, along with larger pack options, are available for other rooms; this choice is the pair of pink bouquets.