The Luxury Gifting Guide
A considered guide to floral gifting — for the moments that matter, and the people who matter more.
A great gift is quiet. It arrives when it should, from someone who thought about it longer than the recipient will ever know. This guide is our small manual, drawn from years of composing arrangements at our Tbilisi atelier.
A quiet method.
Read the Room
The most memorable gifts feel inevitable. Consider the recipient's home, their palette, the room where flowers will sit. A modernist apartment asks for architecture; a classical one, romance.
Choose the Sentiment
Every arrangement carries a voice. Red for passion sustained. Ivory for the promise kept. Blush for the tenderness that endures. Green for beginnings.
Consider the Season
Seasonal flowers, cut the morning of delivery, will always feel more considered than imported blooms out of season. Trust the atelier's guidance.
The Card, Written Slowly
A handwritten card sets the arrangement apart from anything commercial. Say less than you feel you should. Sign your name.
Presentation Matters
Silk ribbon, wax seal, ivory box — the ritual of unwrapping is part of the gift. Do not skip it.
The Delivery Hour
Timing is a gift in itself. A morning arrival before coffee. Candlelight for an anniversary. Consider the hour, not only the day.
Chosen for the person.
| For | Suggested Flowers | Suggested Additions |
|---|---|---|
| For a Partner | Blush peonies, garden roses, ranunculus | Chocolates, champagne, handwritten card |
| For a Mother | White hydrangea, ivory roses, greens | Ivory ribbon, keepsake vase |
| For a Client | Modern minimal — orchid, calla, greens | Branded ribbon, discreet card |
| For New Parents | Petite bouquet — soft pastels | Ivory teddy, chocolates, storybook |
| For Sympathy | White arrangements — lilies, roses, orchid | Simple card, no ribbon |
| For a Proposal | 100 red roses or ivory peonies | Candles, champagne, silk box |
Speak to the concierge.
If you would prefer, our senior florists will compose privately for you — a single conversation is enough.