About the bouquet
Pink snapdragon, pink pompon chrysanthemum and white lily in bud – a light, bright bouquet, like a morning meadow after the mist. Violet clematis, white lisianthus and blue eryngium add dots of colour.
Composition
- Pompon chrysanthemum — a dense pink ball – the accent of the bouquet.
- Snapdragon (Antirrhinum) — a pink vertical candle.
- Lily — white, in bud – opens in the vase.
- Clematis — violet star-shaped blooms.
- Lisianthus and eryngium — a white bloom and blue thistles – lightness and texture.
Style and wrapping
Pictured wrapped in light paper. Black wrapping is also available.
Who is it for?
As a token of attention, a thank-you, a small gift or a bouquet for the home. Light and bright – suits any occasion without big words.
Sizes
Pictured: size S bouquet (€35) in light wrapping. S – €35, M – €50, L – €65, XL – €90, XXL – €110. A larger size means more of the same flowers.
Our florists assemble the bouquet from the freshest flowers in the studio that day, so individual blooms or shades may differ slightly from the photo.
Care tips
- Place in clean water as soon as the bouquet arrives.
- Trim the stem ends at an angle every 2–3 days.
- Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Change the water daily so the flowers last as long as possible.
Care tips
Unwrap the bouquet, cut the stems at an angle and place it in clean, cool water. Change the water daily and trim the stems every few days. Keep it away from heaters, direct sunlight and fruit.
Delivery and pickup
We deliver on the day and at the time you choose — in Vilnius and across Lithuania. Free delivery from €50. You can also pick up the bouquet free of charge at the studio, Basanavičiaus g. 20, Vilnius (Mon–Fri 9–19 · Sat 10–19 · Sun 11–15).
Morning Meadow
Pictured: size S bouquet (€35) in light wrapping.
Pink snapdragon, pink pompon chrysanthemum and white lily – a light, bright bouquet, like a morning meadow after the mist.
From €35
Price depends on size
Or order by phone +370 629 45640 — Mon–Fri 9–19 · Sat 10–19 · Sun 11–15.




