Fill a clean vase with fresh, cool water and change it every two to three days.

Fresh water is one of the simplest ways to help your roses last longer.

Before placing your roses in water, trim about half an inch from the bottom of each stem at a slight angle.

If you refresh the cut each time you change the water, your flowers will continue to drink more easily.

Roses prefer a cool room away from direct sunlight, heaters, fireplaces, or air conditioning vents.

Avoid placing them near ripening fruit, as it naturally releases gases that can shorten the life of fresh flowers.

As individual blooms naturally fade, removing them helps the remaining roses continue looking their best.

Every arrangement changes gradually over time—that’s part of the beauty of fresh flowers.

Once your flowers have been enjoyed, we hope you’ll find a new place for the box itself.

Whether it becomes home to photographs, handwritten notes, keepsakes, or everyday objects, it’s designed to remain long after the flowers have faded.