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For over a year, one question has landed in my inbox more than almost any other: "Do you do bouquets?"
And for over a year, my answer was the same: not yet. Bouquets are personal — the thing you hold, smell, and carry down the aisle — and I wanted to be sure that if Flora ever made one, it would actually deserve to be carried.
So I stopped saying "not yet."
Meet the Penelope Bridal Bouquet

Garden roses. White cosmos. Tulips. Delicate spray roses. Camellia foliage. Finished with a soft sage and olive ribbon — or a colour of your choosing, just ask.
Real-touch silk, the kind that photographs exactly like fresh and never once needs a fridge, a florist's assistant, or a prayer that it survives the drive to the venue.
$125 CAD. Yours to rent!

Why This One Took So Long
Because I didn't want to just add a bouquet to the shop. I wanted to add one worth adding.
Penelope went through more revisions than I'll admit to — testing stem placement, checking how she photographs in golden hour versus overcast, making sure she holds her shape in someone's hands for six hours of dancing, not just a five-minute photo.
She's ready now. And I think you're going to love her.

Fresh, Faux, or Both — Still Your Call
This doesn't change anything about what I've always said: if you want a fresh bouquet from your florist, get one. That instinct to hold something real on your wedding day is a good one, and I'll never talk you out of it, but if you are looking for Faux Penelope is our favourite!