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sundayFLOWERS

Find your kind
of lovely.

Choose a palette, then make it personal. Each arrangement is a guide to the feeling, with room for the season.

Burgundy dahlias, peach roses and lilac sweet peas arranged in a deep plum vase

Sunday Best

From $95

Deep plum, peach and a little lilac. A generous, characterful palette for a meaningful gesture.

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An airy white and pale lavender arrangement in a cream ceramic vase

Softly, softly

From $95

Soft whites, pale lilacs and dancing greens. Quiet colours with plenty of texture and movement.

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Coral dahlias and apricot poppies in a low cream ceramic bowl

A little brighter

From $95

Coral, apricot and a joyful touch of yellow. A warm-hearted mix for happy news and ordinary days.

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Three low vases of plum, peach and lilac flowers on a linen-covered dining table

A table together

From $210

A trio of small arrangements, with space between the stems and room for conversation across the table.

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4 arrangements to explore.

Illustrative prices in AUD. Bouquet prices refer to wrapped flowers; vessels and any delivery would be confirmed separately. Table trio pricing includes three simple vessels.

What makes a
Sunday bunch?

Thoughtful colours. Seasonal stems. Designed with feeling, and made for real life.

  • A palette, not a stem-by-stem recipe

    The flowers tell us what looks good together. We work within your chosen colours, allowing the shape and texture to change with the season.

  • A size that suits the gesture

    A little thank-you and a grand birthday bunch need different proportions. Start with the palette, then tell us the space, the moment and your budget.

  • Wrapped, or ready for a vase

    A wrapped bunch makes a lovely hand-delivered gift. A vase arrangement is an easy choice when someone may not have the time or the right vessel.

Keep the lovely
a little longer.

  1. A fresh start

    Use a clean vase and fresh, cool water. Remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline.

  2. A little attention

    Give the stems a fresh trim with clean snips. Check the water each day, and replace it when it becomes cloudy.

  3. A happy place

    A cool spot away from direct sun, heaters and ripening fruit will help. Remove spent flowers as the arrangement changes.

A loosely tied bouquet, florist snips and natural twine on a timber worktable

Something more
personal?

A favourite flower, a palette of your own, or an entire table to bring to life. There is room to start somewhere new.

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