Located in France and elaborating with fervour, it is guaranteed that our floral compositions are attentively thought and made. The flower bouquet of your choice finally takes place in a custom jar and we take a photo of it, so you can finally see if it is up to your expectations. Once the picture has been sent, the bouquet is dispatched to Montlignon via our very efficient express delivery. If you want to, you can customize your shipment with some pictures and a nice message, and not a single euro will be spent.
Change language. Change currency. A multicolor bouquet With this most emblematic of flowers, Aquarelle has composed a glorious bouquet of multi-coloured roses These 'Aqua', 'Red Calypso', 'Tropical Amazon', 'Sonrisa' and 'Wild Calypso' roses, selected for their long-lasting beauty, gorgeous colours and excellent vase life, make a vibrant composition perfect for every occasion. Find our zodiac bouquets! We combined his knowledge of astrology and the know-how of our florists to create unique bouquets every month.
This month discover our bouquet inspired by Pisces. Pisces, a dual sign, embodies the 12th and last sign of the zodiac. Archetype of the mystic and the dreamer, its intuitive and fluid energy invites us to abandon ourselves to the invisible dimensions of existence.
The last representative of winter, its sensitive and empathetic character is influenced by the end of a cycle and the preparation for a renewal. As a Pisces native, you embody gentleness and poetry.
Dreamer and imaginative, you vibrate to the rhythm of your emotions and the energies that surround you. Deeply intuitive, you pick up on unsaid things and secrets with disconcerting ease. An artist at heart, your limitless creativity inspires and soothes. If your heart is sometimes too big for this world, your faith in the beauty of the universe continues to shine, reminding everyone that magic does exist. The purple delphinium symbolizes your dreams and your connection to the invisible, while the lisianthus reflects your infinite tenderness.
