Red Roses & Baby's Breath

The bouquet combines 25 red roses with baby's breath, a cloud of tiny white flowers on finely branched stems.

The white baby's breath lightens the dense red of the roses and gives the arrangement an airy look, so it appears light rather than heavy.

Red roses are usually chosen to express love, for example for Valentine's Day or an anniversary.

A bow closes the bouquet and matches its colour to the wrapping, while the green fillers fill the gaps between the roses.

Cut the rose stems with a sharp knife at a 45-degree angle and repeat the cut every 2–3 days. Remove any greenery leaves that would sit below the water line, as they quickly spoil the water.