Seasonal Market Bouquet
A hand-tie built around whatever came back best from the market that morning.
$48.00 plus delivery
A one-person flower studio
Flowers tied by hand, the morning they go out
Petalmere is a private florist working from a home studio. Bouquets are cut and tied for one delivery at a time, dried flowers and vases travel by post, and every order is agreed with you by email before a cent changes hands.
Cut to order
Nothing sits in a cooler waiting. Bouquets are made the day they are delivered.
Two ways to travel
Fresh bouquets are hand-delivered locally. Dried flowers, vases and care items post nationwide.
Seasonal by nature
If a flower is not good that week it is swapped for something better, and you are told first.
Fresh this week
Hand-tied bouquets
White Garden Bouquet
White roses, lisianthus and trailing greenery for the quieter occasions.
$56.00 plus delivery
Peony Hand-Tie
A short peony season bouquet, sent out with some buds still closed.
$64.00 plus delivery
Ordering flowers
Four steps, all of them by email
Every bouquet is made to order by one person, so the basket starts a conversation rather than an automatic checkout.
- 1
Fill the basket
Choose bouquets or extras. Prices are in USD and no payment is taken anywhere on this site.
- 2
Send it over
Leave your email, the town the flowers are going to, and the date you have in mind.
- 3
Read the reply
You get an email confirming what is in season, the delivery cost, and how to pay.
- 4
Say yes, or not
Nothing is ordered or charged until you accept that email. Changing your mind before then costs nothing.
Sent by post
Dried flowers and extras
Letterbox Tulip Bunch
Tulips packed flat in bud so they can travel and open in the vase at home.
$34.00 plus delivery
Dried Wheat and Rose Posy
Wheat, lavender and dried roses tied with twine, made to last a season or two.
$38.00 plus delivery
Ribbed Glass Vase
A wide-mouthed ribbed vase that holds a hand-tie without squeezing the stems.
$28.00 plus delivery
What you can count on
- An honest vase life
- Every fresh listing says how long the stems should last, and what to do on the first day to help.
- Substitutions told to you
- Seasonal gaps happen. If a stem changes, the reply tells you before you agree to anything.
- One person answering
- The same florist reads the enquiry, makes the bouquet and answers if something goes wrong.