Colourful gerberas and roses, upright delphinium or the restrained form of agapanthus. Different ways to mark an important achievement.
Orange gerberas combine radiating petals with dark centres. Yellow roses have a fuller, compact shape, while magenta anthurium brings gloss and distinct heart shapes.
Blue delphinium forms slender spikes of small blue-violet flowers. White agapanthus has lighter, radiating flower heads with more space between the flowers. Both differ from a compact dome of roses.
Delphinium has elongated flower spikes, with stems at different heights giving the bouquet a vertical rhythm.
White gerberas have radiating petals and dark centres. White agapanthus forms looser heads of small flowers and slender buds.