Pink alstroemerias and roses

The bouquet contains seven roses, seven alstroemerias and seven lisianthus. Gypsophila in five pieces, one piece of eucalyptus (extra) and green fillers complete it.

Eustoma, also known as lisianthus, has cup-shaped blooms that at first glance resemble a rose. Next to the roses, the bouquet therefore looks unified.

Gypsophila is used in bouquets almost exclusively as a filler. It adds airiness, so the large blooms do not look heavy.

Eucalyptus has silvery green, leathery leaves and a fresh herbal scent.

In the Czech context, cut flowers including roses are traditionally given in odd numbers, and seven roses fit this custom.