Sunflower Iris Blue — Sunflower Bouquet in Blue Wrap
One large sunflower at the centre, framed by cream eustoma, purple statice, purple caspia and white baby’s breath, hand-wrapped in vivid blue paper with a navy satin ribbon. The colour that gives this bouquet its name is the wrap, not the flowers — the blooms themselves are the same warm yellow, cream and purple palette as our other sunflower bouquets, presented here against a striking blue instead of the usual kraft or neutral wrap.
What’s in the Bouquet
- 1 sunflower — a single large focal bloom, selected on the morning of arrangement
- Eustoma (lisianthus) — ruffled, rose-like cream blooms softening the composition
- Purple statice and caspia — papery, long-lasting fillers that add depth and colour contrast against the yellow
- White baby’s breath — the fine filler that lifts and rounds out the arrangement
- Blue paper wrap with navy satin ribbon
- Complimentary message card — write your message at checkout and our florists will hand-write it
Why the Blue Wrap
Blue is an unusual choice for floral wrapping paper, and it works because it sits at the opposite end of the colour wheel from the sunflower’s yellow — the contrast makes the bloom read as brighter rather than competing with it. It’s also simply a distinctive presentation: most sunflower bouquets use kraft or neutral wrap, and this version stands out visually if you want something a little different from the expected look.
Best Suited For
- Graduations — sunflowers photograph vividly against academic gowns; see our graduation bouquets
- Get well and recovery — cheerful without being overstated
- Birthdays and congratulations — a bright, celebratory gesture
- Gifts for men — sunflowers read as celebratory rather than romantic, making them a safe choice; see our flowers for him range
- Just because — the blue wrap gives it a slightly more playful, less conventional feel
The Sunflower Bouquet Family
This is one of a small family of single-sunflower bouquets we make, and it’s worth knowing the others exist:
- Sunflower Amelia — the same style of bouquet in kraft paper wrap
- Sunny Iris — a larger version with a fuller flower mix
All three share the single-sunflower design philosophy: one strong focal bloom holds a bouquet more effectively than several competing heads, and photographs better in hand and in group photos.
Caring for Sunflowers
Sunflowers drink considerably more than most cut flowers, and this catches people out:
- Check the water daily. A single sunflower can empty a small vase in 24 hours. Thirst, not age, is the usual reason sunflowers wilt early
- Trim on arrival and re-trim every couple of days at a 45° angle under running water
- Use a heavier vase — sunflower heads are top-heavy and will tip a light one
- Strip submerged leaves and change the water every two days
- Keep away from aircon vents, direct sun and fruit bowls. Ripening fruit releases ethylene gas, which ages flowers quickly
Statice and caspia will outlast everything else and dry well — once the sunflower fades, the remaining stems make a small dried arrangement.
Delivery & Collection in Singapore
We deliver islandwide, with same-day delivery available on orders placed before our daily cut-off. Self-collection is free from our showroom at KINEX Mall #03-35, 11 Tanjong Katong Road — two minutes from Paya Lebar MRT. See our shipping page for delivery charges and full details.
Arranged by Craftway Floral Since 1990
Every bouquet is made to order — never pre-assembled, never pulled from a chiller. Browse more sunflower bouquets, our full hand bouquet collection, or shop by occasion: graduation, get well and birthday flowers.
