Spray Roses

A rose that carries several small blooms on a single stem rather than one large head. One stem typically gives three to five open heads, so you are buying blooms rather than stems.

Where you need many small blooms rather than a few large ones — buttonholes, bud vases, hair flowers, cake work, and filling gaps in large installations. A single spray stem can supply several buttonholes.

Per bloom, usually yes, because of the multiple heads per stem. Per stem they sit comparably, so the saving depends on what your design actually needs.

Choose your colour at order — the range covers pinks, whites, creams, yellows, lavenders, reds, oranges and bicolours.

Sold by the stem, cut to order on our Ecuadorian farms. Shipping is calculated at checkout, with UPS delivery in 3 to 5 business days across the US.

That is normal and expected. These stems are cut to order on our Ecuadorian farms and travel internationally without water, so they arrive dehydrated and often with tight, closed heads.

Follow the care steps above and they rehydrate and open over the next 12 to 24 hours. Judge the flowers after they have had a full day in water, not at the moment you open the box.

Shipping is charged by the box at checkout: $34 for a quarter box and $47 for a half box. Delivery is by UPS or FedEx in 3 to 5 business days anywhere in the continental US.

Choose a delivery date 2 to 3 days before the event. That gives the stems a full day to hydrate and open, plus a buffer day in case a carrier runs late.

For a Saturday wedding, aim for Wednesday delivery.

If your order arrives damaged, wilted, or in poor condition, we want to make it right.

• Notification Window: You must contact our Customer Experience Team within 24 hours of delivery.
• Documentation: To process a claim, you must provide clear photographic images of the affected product(s), including all stems in question and the original packaging.
• Resolution: At our discretion, AsiriBlooms.com will offer a replacement (subject to availability), provide care instructions to revive the blooms, or issue a refund for the affected items.
• Return Requirement: For perishable flowers, we generally do not require a return but may ask you to hold the product for 48 hours for inspection purposes.

Once an order is placed, the fulfillment process begins immediately to source your flowers from our growers.

• Full Refund: Cancellations made within 24 hours of placing your order are eligible for a full refund (minus a 4% credit card processing fee).
• Standard Cancellation (15+ days notice): Cancellations made more than 14 days before your scheduled delivery date are subject to a 15% cancellation fee. The remaining balance will be refunded to your original payment method.
• Partial Credit (8-14 days notice): Cancellations made between 8 and 14 days before delivery are not eligible for a cash refund but will receive a full in-store credit (minus a 10% restocking fee) with no expiration.
• No Cancellations (Within 7 days): Cancellations cannot be accepted within 7 business days of your delivery date, as the flowers have already been cut and prepared for shipment.

Purity, reverence and new beginnings — which is why white roses carry both weddings and sympathy work without feeling out of place in either.

In design terms they are also the tone that stops a saturated palette reading heavy, so florists order them alongside a dominant colour rather than on their own.

Gratitude, admiration and happiness. Deeper pinks lean toward appreciation and thanks, while pale pinks read as gentleness and grace.

Pink is the most-ordered wedding rose colour we ship, because it photographs softly under both daylight and warm venue lighting.

Love and deep romance — the most fixed meaning of any flower colour, and the reason red dominates Valentine's Day demand.

Darker, more burgundy reds shade toward devotion and commitment rather than new passion.

Enthusiasm, energy and desire — something between the friendship of yellow and the romance of red.

They are a staple of autumn and harvest work, where the warmth reads as seasonal rather than romantic.