Coral Peony Flower Delivery

Q&A – Coral Peony Flower Delivery

Q: When is the best time to order coral peonies for my event?
A: Coral peonies are seasonal and typically available from late spring through early summer. It’s best to place your order 7–10 days before your event for optimal bloom timing.

Q: Will the coral color fade after the flower opens?
A: Coral peonies may soften slightly in hue as they bloom, transitioning from vibrant coral to peachy tones. This is a natural and beautiful evolution of the bloom.

Q: How many stems should I order for a bridal bouquet?
A: For a full peony bridal bouquet, we recommend 10–15 stems depending on bloom size and desired fullness.

Q: Can coral peonies be mixed with other flowers?
A: Absolutely. Coral peonies pair well with peach garden roses, cream ranunculus, white lisianthus, and silver dollar eucalyptus for romantic arrangements.

Q: Do the peonies arrive open or closed?
A: Peonies are shipped in bud form to ensure freshness during transit. They will gradually open over 2–3 days at room temperature.

Care & Handling – Coral Peony Flower Delivery

1. Unpack Immediately
   Remove peonies from the box as soon as they arrive. Carefully unwrap each bunch and inspect for any transit damage.

2. Hydrate in Fresh Water
   Trim 1/2 inch off the stems at a diagonal and place them in clean, cool water. Use sanitized vases or buckets.

3. Remove Foliage Below Water Line
   Any leaves below the water line should be stripped to prevent bacteria growth.

4. Encourage Blooming
   Peonies arrive in tight bud form. Keep them in a warm room with indirect sunlight to help them open. You can cover them loosely with a plastic bag overnight to build humidity.

5. Change Water Daily
   Refresh water and recut stems every 24 hours. Use flower food if available.

6. Storage Temperature
   Store at 36–50°F for delayed blooming, or 65–70°F to accelerate bloom for event use.

7. Keep Away from Direct Sun or Drafts
   Avoid placing near heaters, windows, or vents to preserve freshness.