12 Red Roses Bunch + Teddy + Chocs

Twelve red roses, a teddy bear, and a box of chocolates. Three gifts in one order. The product photo shows the roses arranged in a glass vase for display. What arrives is a hand-tied bunch of twelve red roses with foliage, a teddy bear, and an assorted chocolate box as three separate items. The recipient supplies their own vase. Our fifty-sixth most popular product across Bali and seventh in Legian.

$72.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar and Nusa Dua. Twelve red roses arrive as a hand-tied bunch with a teddy bear and assorted chocolates.

What Arrives

Twelve red roses in deep classic red, hand-tied with green rose foliage filling the spaces between stems. The roses are partially open with tight spiral centres still visible. The bunch has enough volume to fill a standard vase without needing any rearrangement. Beside the bunch sits the same tan teddy bear with a plaid bow that appears across the gift range. In front, an open-topped box of assorted milk and dark chocolates. Three items delivered together, each doing a different job.

The product photo shows the roses standing upright in a clear rectangular glass vase with water. That vase is for display only. What Kadek delivers is the bunch, the bear, and the chocolates. If the recipient has a vase at home, the roses go straight in. If they are staying in a hotel room or a short-stay villa, they will need to find a container or ask at reception.

Why Fifty-Sixth Overall but Seventh in Legian

A product that ranks fifty-sixth across all of Bali should be a slow seller. It is not. The overall ranking reflects the fact that this product competes against thirty other gift combos, rose bunches, and arrangements at similar or lower price points. The 6 Rose + Teddy + Chocs at $64 offers a similar package for $8 less. The 12 Red Roses Arrangement at $42 offers the same rose count in a box for $30 less without the extras. Most buyers across Bali pick one of those options.

Legian is different. The Legian beach strip runs parallel to the coast between Kuta and Seminyak, packed with mid-range resorts, beach hotels, and holiday apartments. Padma Resort, The Jayakarta, Bali Mandira. These are not budget hostels and they are not the five-star compounds of Nusa Dua. They sit in the middle. The guests are couples on week-long holidays, families on school break trips, anniversary travellers who picked Bali because someone recommended it. They are spending real money on the trip but they are not spending luxury money.

That middle ground is exactly where $72 lands. It is enough to feel substantial without triggering the "that's too much for flowers" reflex. Twelve roses is a proper bouquet. A bear and chocolates round it out so the delivery fills a hotel desk rather than sitting as a single bunch on a pillow. For Legian resort deliveries, this product hits the sweet spot between gesture and spectacle.

The Hotel Room Problem

Most hotel rooms do not come with a flower vase. This is the practical reality of sending a bunch to someone staying in holiday accommodation. The roses arrive beautiful and tied and ready for water, and the recipient looks around the room for something to put them in. An ice bucket works. A water glass works for three roses but not twelve. The bathroom tumbler is too narrow.

This is one reason the boxed arrangement at $42 outsells this bunch version overall. The box is self-contained. No vase needed. But Legian buyers choose the bunch version anyway because twelve loose roses in a vase on a desk look different from twelve roses locked into foam inside a box. The bunch looks like someone went to a florist. The box looks like a delivered product. For a holiday surprise, the florist look wins.

Experienced senders who know the recipient is in a hotel room sometimes message ahead asking if we can include a vase. We cannot bundle one at this price point, but we do suggest the 6 Red Roses With Vase at $42 as an alternative if the vase matters more than the count.

Twelve Roses as a Bunch

Twelve is a strong number for a hand-tied bunch. Six roses make a slim arrangement. Twenty roses need both hands to hold. Twelve sits where the bunch has visual weight and the recipient can still carry it in one arm. When you stand twelve roses in a vase, they fan out naturally into a dome shape without any arranging needed. The foliage fills the gaps between stems and the blooms sit at slightly different heights because the hand-tie allows some natural variation.

The same twelve roses in the boxed arrangement sit locked into foam at uniform height. Both versions have their purpose. The box travels better and needs no vase. The bunch looks more organic and opens differently over the following days because the stems can shift and the outer roses drop slightly lower as the blooms get heavier with water.

Compared to the Rest of the Range

The 3 Roses + Teddy + Chocs at $56 gives all three gift types at a lower price with fewer roses. The 6 Rose version at $64 sits in the middle with kraft paper wrapping and eucalyptus that this product does not include. This product trades the presentation upgrade for double the roses. Twelve loose stems in deep red with nothing but foliage and a tie. The bear and the chocolates sit beside a bouquet that can hold its own without packaging help.

For senders who want roses only, the 12 Red Roses Bunch at $38 delivers the same twelve roses without the extras for $34 less. The difference is whether you want the delivery to arrive as a single bouquet or as a trio of gifts that fills a table.

Who Sends This

Anniversary senders who want twelve red roses with something extra beside them. Partners ordering from overseas for someone staying in a Legian hotel who want the delivery to feel like a proper event rather than a lone bouquet. Birthday orders where the sender wants roses, a keepsake, and something to eat that evening. Valentine's Day buyers in the mid-range who do not need twenty roses but want the gesture to include a bear and chocolates alongside a proper dozen.

For arrangements that need no vase, see the arrangement collection. For other combos with bears and chocolates, browse the gifts range. For the full rose selection from single stems up, visit Bali roses.

Care

Place the twelve roses in a clean vase with fresh water immediately on arrival. Trim half a centimetre from each stem at a diagonal before placing them in the vase. Strip any leaves that would sit below the waterline. Change the water every two days and re-trim the stems on day three for a fresh cut. The roses will continue opening over the first three days and should hold colour and form through day five or six in a cool spot away from direct sunlight. The teddy bear needs no care. Chocolates should stay cool and be eaten within a day or two of arrival.

Delivery

Same day delivery across all areas of Bali. Morning orders placed before midday arrive by evening. Seven days a week including Sundays and holidays. Delivery to Umalas, Pererenan, Sanur, Jimbaran, Tabanan, Kerobokan, Berawa, Gianyar and everywhere in between. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or visit the contact page.