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7 red roses, 1 metre tall, tied with ribbon

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11 red roses, 1 metre tall, tied with ribbon

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15 red roses, 1 metre tall, tied with ribbon

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21 red roses, 1 metre tall, tied with ribbon

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25 red roses, 1 metre tall, tied with ribbon

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Chișinău · Moldova

One-metre roses: striking height that remains manageable

A stem of about 100 cm immediately changes bouquet proportions. The flowers rise well above the hands, making the gesture ceremonial without requiring an enormous rose count.

Compare bouquets of 7, 11, 15, 21, 25 and other counts by variety, bloom opening, ribbon tying and visible scale.

One metre is expressive while remaining understandable beside the human body. A restrained bouquet keeps an elegant line, and higher counts gradually add mass and weight.

Ribbon keeps the stem visible

A simple tie emphasises height and preserves a clean outline. Broad wrapping can visually shorten the stem even when its actual length remains unchanged.

Choose the count for the intended effect

Seven or eleven flowers keep every bloom distinct. Twenty-one or twenty-five create a denser presence without losing the vertical line.

An everyday vase may be too short

The vessel should support a substantial part of the stem and have a stable base. Length can be adapted with a fresh cut when needed.

Questions and answers

Proportion, flower count and displaying a one-metre bouquet.

Appearance and count

The prepared stem is about 100 cm, while placement in the bouquet and wrapping can change the visible height.
Not when the intention is a slender bouquet where the length and each individual flower remain visible.
The bouquet becomes denser and heavier, giving the tall silhouette a more substantial presence.
Ribbon leaves stems visible. Wrapping can protect and widen the bouquet but changes how its proportions are perceived.

Before choosing

You need a taller, more stable vase than for a standard bouquet. Its opening depends on the flower count.
A restrained count is easier to handle. At higher counts, length and weight require more room.
A 120 cm stem creates an even stronger vertical line, particularly noticeable during the handover and in a small room.