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Build your bouquet in 3D
Choose flowers, adjust the size and wrapping, check the estimated price, and send the composition to a florist.
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Use the builder to explain an idea
The bouquet builder helps turn a preference into a visible composition. Begin with the overall shape and a small number of colours rather than adding every flower you like. A clear idea is easier to assess and refine.
The model is a planning aid. Natural blooms differ in size and opening stage, so the finished bouquet should be agreed from the selected flowers and practical dimensions, not from the screen alone.
Choose one feature to lead
A large flower head, a strong colour or a distinctive line can become the centre of the design. Supporting flowers should help that feature rather than compete with it. If everything is an accent, the bouquet may lose its direction.
For examples of how one flower can carry a design, browse bouquets of one flower type. The comparison can help you decide which extra elements are actually useful.
Watch the size as well as the price
Adding stems changes the bouquet’s width, weight and handling, not just its cost. For an order in Buenos Aires, think about whether it will go to an apartment, a workplace or a hotel room and what space the recipient has.
Prices here are in ARS. Check the finished composition, selected presentation and delivery charge before confirming. A model that fits your screen may still be too large for the intended table.
Make essential details explicit
If an exact flower, shade or number is important, say so when submitting the idea. Explain what can change if availability requires an alternative. This gives room for a sensible proposal without losing the part that matters to you.
For a design intended to stand on a table, compare flower arrangements before settling on a bouquet shape. The final format should serve the place where the flowers will be enjoyed.