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DELIVERY ONLY, NO IN STORE SHOPPING Irvine Florist - Flower Delivery & Events by Irvine Florist Ivory Florist, a premier florist in Irvine, CA with 25 years experience, offering luxury same-day flower delivery, subscription services, customized arrangements for Weddings, and corporate events, and Occasions like birthdays, anniversary and sympathy's and all other special occasions. We’ve hand-delivered over 20,000 fresh flower bouquets for happy customers. From stargazer lilis to David Austin garden roses and peonies to tulips and much more, our flower shop is your go-to family owned bloom room. Enjoy summer discounts for free delivery with ordering same-day delivery throughout Irvine, so your thoughtful gesture never misses a beat with us.ty
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Ivory Florist Weddings & Events
300 Spectrum Center drive, irvine, CA
92618, United States
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ivory Florist Weddings & Events
How do I care for my warped bouquet of flowers?
Our freshly warped flowers are delivered still in bud so you can enjoy them for longer. If they aren’t looking their best on arrival, they’re simply thirsty after their journey. Give them a drink, and they’ll perk up.
It can take a day or two for your flowers to open up, but it’ll be quicker if you follow our 7 tips:
1. Clean your vase thoroughly. Any lingering bacteria will make your flowers wilt faster
2. Fill the vase two-thirds with fresh, lukewarm water and add your flower food. Top up the water the day after receiving your flowers, rather than changing it completely – this way, they benefit from the food for longer
3. Remove any foliage that will sit below the waterline to avoid the build-up of debris. If your flowers include roses, you may notice some discolored outer petals. These are guard petals, which protect the inner petals. Gently remove 2-3 guard petals to reveal these
4. Trim about 2-3cm from the bottom of the stems at a 45-degree angle. We recommend varying the stem length to give your arrangement a height range
5. Change the water regularly after the second day. Just like us, flowers love clean water
6. Keep your flowers out of direct sunlight to prolong their life
7. Remove any wilted flowers. Besides not looking as attractive, they can spread mold onto the others
Where should I keep my flowers?
Cut flowers last longer in cool conditions. To prevent flowers from drying out and wilting, keep them away from drafts and heat sources. Avoid placing them where they will be exposed to direct sunlight or on top of radiators. If you place them near a window, the flowers can also quickly get damaged. Top tip: keep your flowers away from the fruit bowl, especially if it contains apples. Apples and other fruit give off ethylene gas which causes flowers to deteriorate.
How often should I change the water for my bouquet?
Top up the water every other day and change it immediately if you notice the water has turned cloudy. Even with flower food, bacteria eventually build up in the vase and can clog up the stems, preventing flowers from drinking. Remove any dead or wilting stems from the arrangement, clean the vase with warm, soapy water and rinse thoroughly before refilling.
Chris Wood, Partner & Head Florist, says: "To keep your flowers blooming beautifully, make sure you trim the stems and refresh their water every few days. This will help extend their vase life.
How do I care for my tulips?
Unlike most cut flowers, tulips continue to grow throughout their vase life, and their stems can increase in length by several inches. To prevent tulips from bending, choose a vase that supports at least half of the stem length. Trim the stems regularly and rotate your vase every few days. If a tulip starts to droop, try pricking the stem just below the flower head with a pin to let out any air. Re-cut the bottom of the stem and place it in a glass of water for an hour.