“Prague” Hydrangea and Rose Bouquet with Alstroemeria

One hydrangea, two roses and three stems of alstroemeria (each stem carries several flowers), plus gypsophila and green leaves, all tied by hand. In the photo it has no paper, just a satin ribbon; the one you order will arrive in paper, tied with a ribbon. And the photo isn't a stock image: we made that bouquet ourselves.

In the photo it is all white and green, but the exact shades depend on which flowers arrive that day: the white may be purer, more ivory or creamier, and the streaks on the alstroemeria may be stronger or fainter. The flowers themselves (hydrangea, roses, alstroemeria and gypsophila) and the size stay the same. If colour matters most to you, our hydrangea-only bouquet lets you choose it: white, blue or pink.

No, sorry. The bouquet is called “Prague”, but we are based in Palma and only deliver within Mallorca, so we can't send flowers to any address in the Czech Republic; for that you would need a florist there. The other way round does work: if you live in Prague, or in any other country, and would like to surprise someone who is in Mallorca, place your order here and we will take it to them in person.

There is just one size, the one you see in the photo; a woman is holding it, so you can see how big it is next to her. We don't make it any bigger or smaller. For hydrangeas and roses on a grand scale, there is our premium bouquet of 50 roses and 15 white hydrangeas, made to be carried in both arms.

It can happen: of all the flowers in the bouquet, the hydrangea needs the most water. The good news is that it usually recovers. Lift it out, give the stem a fresh cut at an angle and submerge the whole head in cold water for twenty minutes or so before putting it back. To avoid it altogether, keep the vase well topped up and away from sun and heat.

Very often, yes; the time you order is what decides it. If we receive your order before 9:00, it normally leaves with the morning deliveries; before 13:00, with the afternoon ones. We're out on the road Monday to Friday, 10:00–14:00 and 16:00–20:00, and on Saturdays, mornings only (10:00–14:00); on Sundays we don't deliver. At checkout you choose the date and a time slot, and we carry the bouquet to the door ourselves, anywhere on the island. You are also welcome to pick it up at the shop in Coll d'en Rabassa, a short way from the airport. Any questions? Ring +34 658 838 056 or drop us a WhatsApp.

Part of it, yes. The hydrangea and the gypsophila (also called baby's breath: the cloud of tiny flowers you can see in the photo) dry best. Hang them upside down, separately, somewhere dry and out of the sun, and leave them until they feel crisp and papery. After that they will keep for a long time in a vase with no water. Roses shrink more as they dry, and alstroemeria is best enjoyed fresh.

Floristería Mallorca is our family's flower shop in Palma, and the website is in four languages so that people who live elsewhere can still get flowers to someone on the island; you can order in English, Spanish, German or Russian. At checkout you set a date and a time slot for delivery, and if the right words for the card won't come, Bloomi, the site's AI assistant, will offer some ideas. The website and Bloomi are Sergio's area. The flowers are Ekaterina's: she picks them every morning and makes up each bouquet herself, by hand, at our workshop on C/ Cardenal Rossell 73, Coll d'en Rabassa (Palma). And the delivery is ours too, by hand.