6 Red Rose Bunch + Teddy And Chocs

Six red roses wrapped in kraft paper with silver dollar eucalyptus, a teddy bear, and a box of chocolates. This is the most finished-looking gift in the collection. Not the biggest. Not the most expensive. The most polished. Our fifteenth most popular product across Bali and sixth in Umalas.

$64.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, Denpasar and Nusa Dua. Roses arrive wrapped with eucalyptus foliage, a teddy bear and a box of assorted chocolates.

What Arrives

Six red roses in deep classic red, partially open with the centres still spiralled. The roses are wrapped in brown kraft paper that has been folded into a structured cone, not crumpled or bunched. The paper holds shape. Mixed through the roses you will see two types of foliage. Dark glossy green leaves fill the spaces between stems the way they do in our other rose products. But this bouquet adds silver dollar eucalyptus, the round silvery-green leaves that sit on arching stems and catch the light differently from anything else in the arrangement. The eucalyptus creates a colour layer between the red roses and the dark green leaves that no other product in the collection has.

The base of the kraft paper is gathered tight and tied with jute twine. A large coral-pink satin bow sits at the front, and two branded ribbon tails hang below it printed with the Sunny Florist Bali logo. This is the only product in the collection with branded wrapping. Beside the bouquet sits the same tan teddy bear with a plaid bow that appears across our gift range. In front sits an open-topped box of assorted milk and dark chocolates.

The Kraft Paper Difference

Every other wrapped product in our collection uses tissue paper. The 3 Wrapped Red Roses come in pink tissue. The 3 Roses + Teddy Bear come in green tissue. The triple combo comes in red tissue. Tissue is light, it does the job, and it keeps costs down on lower-priced products.

This product uses kraft paper. It is heavier, holds a structured shape, and photographs as a material rather than as wrapping. The kraft cone stands upright on a flat surface without the bouquet tipping over. It feels like something from a boutique florist in a capital city rather than a tropical flower shop. That presentation shift is deliberate. At $64, the sender is paying for six roses, a bear, chocolates, and a wrapping job that makes the whole package look like it belongs in a lifestyle magazine. The jute twine, the satin bow, the branded ribbons. Every element says this was assembled with intention.

Sixth in Umalas

Umalas is the residential pocket between Seminyak and Canggu. No beach. No surf. Fewer tourists than either neighbour. The people living in Umalas are long-stay expats, families with school-age children, remote workers who chose a quiet village over a busy beach strip. The villas in Umalas have gardens. The kitchens have proper shelves. The living rooms have coffee tables that actually get used for coffee rather than as luggage staging areas.

That residential permanence changes what people want from a flower delivery. In Kuta, where the sender often knows nothing except the hotel name, the triple combo at $56 wins because it covers every base with minimum effort. In Umalas, the sender usually knows the recipient well. They know the villa. They know the aesthetic. They are not buying maximum coverage. They are buying something that looks like it was selected with care. Six roses in kraft paper with eucalyptus, a bear, and chocolates says the sender browsed past the simpler options and chose the one that looked considered.

Six Roses Is the Right Number for This Package

The triple combo has three roses. The 20 Pink + Chocolates has twenty. This product sits at six, which is where the roses work as a proper bouquet rather than a token gesture without overwhelming the bear and chocolates beside them.

Three roses wrapped in tissue are a slim cone that takes a few seconds to notice. Twenty roses in a dome take over the scene and the chocolates become a footnote beside them. Six roses in kraft paper have enough volume to fill the cone with colour and enough presence to stand as a bouquet on their own merit. The bear and the chocolates sit beside the bouquet as equal partners rather than as accessories to a rose spectacle or as the main event next to a token flower.

At $64, the per-rose cost is higher than the twenty-rose product at $63. The sender is not buying volume. They are buying a ratio where every component gets equal attention from the recipient.

Compared to the Other Gift Combos

The 3 Roses + Teddy Bear at $41 gives you roses and a bear in tissue paper. The 3 Roses + Chocolates at $36 gives you roses and chocolates. The triple combo at $56 gives you all three in tissue paper with three roses. This product doubles the roses to six, upgrades the wrapping to kraft paper with eucalyptus and branded ribbons, and includes both the bear and the chocolates for $64. The $8 gap between the triple combo and this product buys three extra roses, a significant presentation upgrade, and the eucalyptus that no other product in the collection includes.

Who Sends This

Birthday senders who want something more polished than the tissue-wrapped combos. Anniversary orders where presentation matters as much as the gift itself. People sending to recipients who notice details, who will see the kraft paper and the eucalyptus and the branded ribbon and understand that someone chose carefully. Partners in long-term relationships where the gesture needs to look intentional rather than last-minute. Anyone ordering for a Valentine's Day delivery who wants roses, a bear, and chocolates in a package that photographs as well as it arrives.

For more roses without the extras, see the rose collection. For arrangements in foam, browse the full arrangement range. For other gift combos, the gifts category has every option from $22 up.

Care

Unwrap the kraft paper and place the six roses in a vase with fresh water. Trim half a centimetre from each stem at a diagonal. The eucalyptus stems can go in the vase with the roses or be kept separately. Eucalyptus dries beautifully and will last for weeks on a shelf after the roses have finished. Strip any foliage below the waterline. Change the water every two days. The roses will open further over the first three days and hold through day five or six. Chocolates should be kept cool and eaten within a day or two.

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 Legian, Pererenan, Sanur, Jimbaran, Tabanan, Kerobokan, Gianyar and everywhere in between. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or visit the contact page.