Mother's Day Arrangements

A vase arrangement is chosen first by its height, then by its flower. This selection brings together our ready-to-display artificial floral arrangements: roses, peonies, calla lilies, hydrangeas, a chrysanthemum and our orchids, from small bedside vases to large console pieces.

Height before flower

The number that comes with the name gives the height of the arrangement. The lowest ones sit on a nightstand, the tallest stand on their own on a console. Check the free height above the furniture before choosing the flower: a piece that is too small gets lost, one that is too tall blocks the view.

Each flower has its own character

Roses and peonies make a classic, generous gift. The calla lily brings a graphic, almost architectural line. The hydrangea fills the volume in one go, and the chrysanthemum surrounded by its foliage strikes the most understated note. The orchid remains the most striking: its curved stems draw an arc you notice from afar.

The vase is part of the gesture

Our arrangements come in their vase or pot, which makes them a gift to give as is. Some pair the flower with bear grass that dresses the base of the stems. Conical vases lend height to a small arrangement, while elongated pots steady the tallest ones.

Frequently asked questions

What height should I choose for a nightstand?

A low arrangement, around fifteen centimeters, that leaves room for a lamp and a book. Keep the large volumes for a console or an entryway.

Do these flowers need water?

No, they are artificial and never wilt. A dusting with a soft brush or a dry cloth is enough to keep them looking their best.

Can an arrangement be given as is?

Yes, the flower and its vase already form a set. Choose the variety according to the room where it will sit: a living room takes larger volumes than a bedroom.