A fragrant cluster of white roses, daisy-like blooms, and alstroemeria arranged in a white woven basket creates a fresh, formal bouquet ideal for a sympathy tribute or a patriotic remembrance. This white and green flower arrangement, accented with a small American flag, reads as respectful and comforting-the kind of gift that quietly honors someone and lets them know they're remembered.
The design is full and rounded with bright green foliage to lift the mostly white palette; touches of red and blue appear subtly through the flag and small floral accents for a tasteful patriotic nod. Arrives ready to display in its white woven basket-compact but substantial-making it an easy, elegant choice for memorial services, Veteran's Day or Fourth of July remembrances, and everyday occasions when you want the recipient to feel truly seen and comforted.
In some instances, our photo may represent an overall theme or look and include a one-of-a-kind vase which cannot be exactly replicated.
Although the actual bouquet may not precisely match the photo, its temperament will. Occasionally, substitutions of flowers and/or containers happen due to weather, seasonality and market conditions which may affect availability. If this is the case with the gift you’ve selected, we will ensure that the style, theme and color scheme of your arrangement is preserved and will only substitute items of equal value or higher value.
If any design elements are of major importance to your order, please include them in the florist instructions at checkout or contact us to ensure availability.
If you aren't completely satisfied with your floral gift, we'll do everything we can to make it right. We guarantee your satisfaction with every order; if you are not satisfied with the purchased product, we will send a replacement or refund all or part of the purchase price. All you need to do is notify us within 5 days of receipt of your order. You may call us at 915-307-3145, come in person to our flower shop, or e-mail us at blossomflowersandsweets@gmail.com.
