Tips: Feel good bouquets
A simple trick to draw attention to bouquets involves the use of eye catching titles or texts. Customers will start to view your in-shop floral work differently and will be astounded at the rich language of flowers. For example, ‘fireworks’ for a festive bouquet, ‘passion’ for a posy representing a declaration of love and ‘chin up’ for a get well bouquet. A romantic poem, a passionate wish or a mysterious prediction also makes an attractive and unusual accessory.

	Cheerful A cheering bouquet of colourful Asclepias ‘Beatrix’ (12330), Celosia Cristata Grp ‘Act Enda’ (23500), Eremurus ‘Monaco’ (23913) and Hosta fortunei ‘Aureomarginata’ leaf (12002).
Tender A soothing bouquet in the shape of a Biedermeier; with Lathyrus (6590), Hydrangea (14222) and floribunda rose Viviane! (11055).	Solace A comforting arrangement with Anethum graveolens (71), Hydrangea macrophylla 'Frau Mariko' (27854), Trifolium ochroleucum (16804), Hypericum Magical Dream (25988), Hosta fortunei ‘Aureomarginata’ leaf (12002) and Anthurium clarinervium (11257).
Spontaneous A spontaneous bouquet with an explosion of Eryngium alpinum (2935), Physalis (22449), Strelitzia reginae (312), Flexigrass (1995) and Craspedia (6231).	Amazing A stunning combination of Heliconia bihai ‘Peachy Pink’ (19818), Zantedeschia ‘Goldcup’ (25537) and Gloriosa rothschildiana (161).