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Wildflowers are all about naturalness. In Sweden, we gather wildflower bouquets and bring them to the recipient. Florists assemble the order in Sweden, so the bouquet doesn't travel and arrives arranged specifically for your order.

Why wildflower bouquets are ordered as gifts

A wildflower bouquet doesn't try to look "expensive" — it looks alive. It lacks structured geometry, but it has movement, lightness, and the feeling that the flowers were just brought in from the garden.

In Sweden, wildflowers are appropriate any day. Such a bouquet fits any space, isn't tied to a special occasion, and doesn't look overly formal. If you're unsure which bouquet to choose, a wildflower one is almost always a safe and pleasant choice.

Delivery of wildflower bouquets in Sweden

Pro-Buket florists prepare the order and hand it to the recipient in Sweden. Since the florists work in the same city where the recipient lives, the bouquet doesn't wait for a long journey from elsewhere.

The courier brings the bouquet to the recipient's address at the chosen time. If the recipient isn't there, the courier will wait fifteen minutes, then call the sender and, with their approval, leave the bouquet at the reception desk or a nearby shop.

With an anonymous order, the recipient won't guess who sent the flowers. A card comes with any bouquet — write a few lines of your own on it.

How to keep a wildflower bouquet at home

Wildflower arrangements stay beautiful for a long time if you give them a little care from day one. At home, we suggest following a few simple rules.

Take a sharp knife or pruners and cut the stem ends at about a 45-degree angle. This increases the area for water absorption, and the flowers take in moisture faster. Cut the stems under running water or transfer them to the vase immediately so air doesn't enter the cut.

Make sure leaves don't touch the water: anything below its level will get wet and rot. It's best to remove excess leaves: they not only get in the way but also take moisture from the flower itself. The same goes for lower buds that might end up in the water.

Change the water daily. Wildflowers are sensitive to its cleanliness. In the morning, pour out the old water, rinse the vase, and fill it with fresh — cool, but not icy. If the liquid in the vase becomes cloudy earlier than expected, replace it without waiting for the next morning.

If you have a cut-flower preservative, add it to the water following the package instructions. It helps keep the water clean and nourishes the stems. Without a special product, you can simply change the water regularly — this also noticeably prolongs the bouquet's freshness.

Choose a suitable spot for the vase: wildflowers can't tolerate direct sun, drafts, or heat from radiators. Pick a place for the vase away from direct sunlight, heating devices, and ripe fruits — the latter release gas that speeds up wilting. At night, move the vase somewhere cooler — this way the arrangement will last longer.

Check the bouquet every day. Remove wilted flowers and rotting stems: one spoiled flower can speed up the wilting of the whole bouquet. If a stem starts to feel soft, it's best to take it out right away.

Don't move it unnecessarily. Wildflower arrangements don't like extra movement. Decide on a place for the bouquet once and for all: extra rearrangements shorten its life.

Before placing your order

We work with one city — the one you selected on the site. The bouquet is assembled and handed to the recipient in Sweden, so it doesn't need to cover distance from elsewhere.

If you're ordering wildflowers in Sweden, write a few lines of your own on the card. A wildflower bouquet looks warm even without words, but a few phrases will make the gift even more personal. An anonymous order keeps the secret: the recipient will receive the flowers and card, but the sender's name will remain hidden.

We strive to ensure the bouquet arrives just as you envisioned it: fresh, assembled in Sweden, and delivered at the right time. The rest is a matter of a few simple habits at home, and wildflowers will thank you with long-lasting blooms.