KIKI Florist
Autumn Cascade
Autumn Cascade
Warm, romantic, and effortlessly dramatic — Autumn Cascade is a cascading bridal bouquet that pours downward in a graceful teardrop silhouette. Rich terracotta roses, peach ranunculus, and cream garden roses are anchored at the top, giving way to a soft cascade of peach stock, delicate baby's breath, and striking white phalaenopsis orchids. The result is a bouquet that feels both abundant and refined — perfect for the bride who wants presence without pretence.
Flowers used may include:
Roses, garden roses, phalaenopsis orchids, stock flowers, baby's breath
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Fresh Flower Care
Your bouquet is arranged with floral foam to keep your flowers hydrated — no fuss needed.
- Water the foam daily — just pour a little water directly onto the foam to keep it moist.
- No need to remove the flowers or re-cut the stems — they are already drawing water through the foam.
- Keep the bouquet away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
If you prefer to transfer the flowers to a vase: trim 2–3cm off each stem at a 45° angle, place in fresh clean water, and replace the water daily.
Preserved Flower Care
Preserved flowers are real flowers that have been treated to maintain their beauty for years — with the right care, they can last 1–2 years or longer.
- Keep away from direct sunlight — UV exposure will cause colours to fade over time.
- Keep away from water and moisture — do not mist, water, or place near humid areas like bathrooms or kitchens.
- Store in a cool, dry environment — air-conditioned rooms are ideal.
- Do not touch the petals frequently — the natural oils from hands can accelerate deterioration.
- If dust accumulates, use a soft dry brush or a gentle puff of air to clean.
No watering needed — ever. Preserved flowers are not alive and thrive best when kept dry.
