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Description
Twelve pink roses, hand-tied, stems showing. No pot. No foam. No filler flowers competing for attention. This is the first bouquet in our collection that arrives the way a European florist would hand it to you across the counter, and it is our most popular rose product to Canggu.
$38.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar and Nusa Dua. Arrives with a vase.
What's Inside
Twelve roses in a soft lavender-pink. Not hot pink like the roses in Kyla. Not baby pink like Mia's pastel blooms. This pink sits between the two, with a cool lilac undertone that shifts slightly depending on the light. In the morning it reads as pale pink. In warm afternoon light it pushes toward mauve. They are all at the same opening stage, partially unfurled with the centres still tight, which means they have two to three days of opening ahead of them.
Dark green salal leaves and rose foliage fill the spaces between the stems. Dark purple decorative grass threads through the bouquet, thin and angular, breaking up the softness with something sharp. The stems are long and visible below the tie point, crossing naturally in a spiral pattern. A vase is included so the bouquet goes straight into water on arrival.
Hand-Tied, Not Foam
Every other arrangement in this collection uses floral foam. The foam holds each stem in a fixed position inside a pot or vase. It gives control. It means the arrangement looks the same on day one as it does on day five. But foam is rigid. The flowers sit where they're placed and they stay there.
A hand-tied bouquet is different. The stems are spiralled, each one laid at an angle across the last, and they lock into position through friction and technique rather than foam. The bouquet holds its shape because of how it's built, not because something is gripping the stems. That means the flowers have room to move slightly, to open outward, to shift as the blooms get heavier over the days. A hand-tied bouquet on day three looks different from day one because the roses have relaxed into their own weight. Some people prefer that. The Canggu market definitely prefers that.
Ay Ayu Owner, Sunny Florist Bali
"Hand-tying is the skill that took me longest to learn. Foam work I picked up fast at the hotels because the foam does half the job for you. But the spiral technique for a hand-tied bouquet, that took months of practice. You hold the bunch in one hand and add each stem at the same angle, always turning the bunch a quarter-rotation before the next stem goes in. If the angle is wrong or you forget to turn, the bouquet collapses when you let go. When I did my floristry course, the instructor made us build and rebuild the spiral until we could tie a bouquet that stood upright on its stems without any support. I failed that test twice before I passed it. Twelve roses is actually harder to spiral than twenty because there are fewer stems to lock against each other. Less friction. Less margin."
The Shade
Pink roses come in dozens of shades and florists spend more time arguing about pink than any other colour. The pink in this bouquet is a specific variety with a lavender undertone. It reads cool rather than warm. Cool pink photographs differently from warm pink. It holds its colour under phone camera flash, it doesn't blow out under bright light the way baby pink does, and it looks expensive in a way that warm pinks sometimes don't.
The cool undertone is also the reason this bouquet works in Canggu specifically. The aesthetic in Canggu leans toward muted, natural, considered. Warm pinks and hot pinks feel too saturated for the concrete-and-rattan interiors that most Canggu villas and cafes favour. Lavender-pink fits that visual language. It sits on a polished concrete benchtop or a teak dining table without looking like it wandered in from a different room.
Ay Ayu Owner, Sunny Florist Bali
"I tested three different pink varieties before I settled on this one. The first was too warm, almost salmon. Customers liked it in the shop but it looked wrong in photos, too orange under artificial light. The second was a true baby pink, beautiful but it washed out in bright rooms. This one, the lavender-pink, it holds its colour everywhere. I chose it specifically because most people buying pink roses in Canggu are going to photograph them. If the roses don't look right on a phone screen then they're the wrong roses for this market. The shade had to work in real life and on camera."
Twelve in a Bouquet
Twelve hand-tied roses is the sweet spot for a bouquet that looks full without looking like a prop from a film set. Six roses in a hand-tie can look sparse because there aren't enough stems to create a tight dome. Twenty-four becomes heavy and the stems below the tie point start to splay. Twelve gives you a dome that holds its shape, a stem bundle that fits comfortably in a standard vase, and enough blooms that every angle shows at least four or five faces.
Compare that to the 6 Red Rose Arrangement which sits in foam in a terracotta pot. Different product, different purpose. The six red roses are compact, low, and romantic. The twelve pink roses are generous, upright, and designed to fill a room. One says "I'm thinking of you." The other says "I'm making sure you know."
Who Sends 12 Pink Roses
Birthdays, anniversaries, and Valentine's Day lead the orders. But the biggest single category is expats in Canggu sending to other expats in Canggu. Partners, housemates, friends, yoga teachers, people who have built a community here and want to mark a moment. The hand-tied format appeals to the Canggu market because it feels organic rather than arranged. It feels like someone walked into a flower market, chose the best roses, and had them tied on the spot.
International senders order this for friends and family arriving in Bali because twelve pink roses in a vase is universally understood. It translates across every culture and every aesthetic preference. At $38.00 USD for a dozen hand-tied roses with a vase, you will not find this value at any florist in Australia, Europe, or North America. A comparable bouquet in Seminyak hotel gift shops costs $60 or more.
Pair with a hamper or hand-poured candle for a complete gift. For pink roses in an arrangement with orchids, see Kyla. For a mixed bouquet with roses and other flowers, browse our hand-tied bouquets.
Care
Trim the stems at an angle before placing in the vase. Fill the vase with fresh water and change it every two days. The roses will open fully over three to four days. As the blooms get heavier, some stems may lean outward. That's normal for a hand-tied bouquet and it adds to the natural look. Remove individual blooms as they finish. The foliage and remaining roses will redistribute and the bouquet maintains its shape down to the last four or five stems.
Keep out of direct sun. Pink roses hold their colour better than reds in Bali's heat but they still benefit from a shaded spot. The lavender undertone deepens slightly as the bloom matures, which means the roses actually look richer on day three than on day one.
Delivery
Same day delivery, seven days a week, everywhere we reach across Bali. Canggu, Batu Bolong, Pererenan, Berawa, and all areas. Order before 3pm Bali time for same day.
Need to change something after ordering? Call +62 813 3862 5637 during business hours (Mon-Fri 7am to 7pm, Sat-Sun 7am to 6pm) or reach us through the contact page.
Browse our full rose collection, see the Balinese Arrangements, or visit our About Us page to meet the person making your flowers.