Wholesale Mini bouquet 5 red daisies chocolate dragees

Like a bouquet of fresh flowers, chocolate dragee flowers can be offered all year round: Valentine's Day, Grandmother's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandfather's Day, Christmas... and also when invited. Offer this alternative to your clients, they will be delighted to dazzle their loved ones and especially to surprise them with such an atypical gift. Moreover, it will never be thrown away like a poor wilted bouquet. Each flower petal is a dark chocolate white dragee hand-wrapped in colored cellophane paper (no plastic). Sugar candy heart. An emblematic flower of our childhood, the daisy is one of those plants that we recognize at first glance. With its rustic and candid appearance, it embodies many symbols inherited from popular culture, as well as older floral traditions. With its petals arranged around a bright yellow heart, it embodies the innocence and purity of feelings. With its yellow heart and radiant shape, the daisy is also a solar symbol. It evokes light, good humor, and beautiful days. It is readily associated with simple joy, optimism, and natural freshness. Perfect for brightening up a bouquet without ostentation. A symbol of true love and fidelity, remember the famous petal game: "he loves me, a little, a lot...". The daisy has long been linked to the quest for love. Unlike more passionate flowers like the red rose, it speaks of sincere, tender, and faithful love. Offering a daisy means saying: "I love you with simplicity, without mask or artifice." The daisy also charms with its modesty. It grows freely, without artifice, and does not seek to be noticed. It is a flower that speaks truthfully, without excess or exuberance. It can be offered as a gesture of tenderness, without an insistent message, simply to please. Floral red expresses maximum emotional intensity: passion, ardent love, courage, and determination. This powerful color symbolizes the strongest feelings and is suitable for decisive moments in love life. Odd-numbered flower bouquets can be interpreted as a symbol of luck and happiness. In some cultures, odd numbers are considered lucky, and offering an odd-numbered flower bouquet can be a gesture filled with good intentions and positive wishes for the future.