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A little shape. A little surprise.

Velquince treats flowers as everyday objects of colour and form. Loose stems, generous curves and arrangements that leave room to breathe.

A florist wrapping flowers in paper at a wooden counter surrounded by buckets of stems

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Colour first.

Every arrangement starts with two or three colours that belong together: cream and apricot, red and lilac, white and green. The flowers are chosen to carry those colours, not the other way round. A pale stem placed beside a bright one makes both easier to see.

Close-up of ruffled pink petals

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Let the stems move.

Stems curve, tulips keep growing, branches lean toward the window. A loose arrangement works with that instead of pinning everything upright. It looks different on the third day than on the first, and that is part of the point.

How to balance a loose arrangement
Hands tying a ribbon around a bouquet of pink flowers

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Details worth keeping.

A ribbon in a colour taken from the flowers. Paper that folds back cleanly. A short handwritten note. Small finishing choices are what people notice when the flowers arrive in their hands.

Shop flowers
Hands tying a pale pink ribbon around pink roses and white lilies on a wooden table

Studio photographs and films show florists at work in other studios. Full credits are on the Credits page.

Your bag

Your bag has room for flowers.

Start with an arrangement and choose the size that feels right.

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