Step into your happily ever after with our “Fairy Tale” Bridal Bouquet — a romantic masterpiece designed to elevate your wedding day with elegance and charm. Handcrafted with lush, farm-fresh roses and elegant snapdragons, this bouquet is grown with love in the Colombian highlands and delivered directly to your door across the U.S.
Each bouquet includes a satin ribbon in the color of your choice and a complimentary corsage for the mother of the bride — because magical moments are made even more beautiful when shared.
As direct growers, we ensure unparalleled freshness and quality from field to aisle. Customize your bouquet with your preferred flower shades and ribbon color to perfectly match your wedding palette. Every stem is carefully selected and arranged with intention, love, and artistry.
Why Choose the Fairy Tale Bouquet?
- Grown by us in Colombia — no middlemen, just the freshest flowers.
- Includes a free matching corsage for Mom.
- Customizable ribbon and bloom colors.
- Carefully packaged for safe delivery and hydration.
- Nationwide U.S. delivery with free shipping on orders over $60.
Plan Ahead for Perfection
To ensure availability, we recommend placing your order at least 7 days in advance. For rush orders, please contact us directly at (800) 517-3919 or via email at cservice@amazonflowers.us — our team will do everything possible to meet your timeline.
We also suggest selecting a delivery date at least 2 days before your event so your flowers can hydrate, breathe, and bloom to perfection.
Questions? We’re here to help!
- Want a different flower color combination? Let us know in “Special Instructions.”
- Missing bloom? We’ll substitute with a flower of equal or greater value and maintain your bouquet’s original look.
- Need help deciding? Call us or email us anytime. Se habla en español.
Make Your Wedding Day Legendary
Don’t just walk down the aisle — make an entrance. Let the Fairy Tale Bridal Bouquet be part of the story you remember forever.
Reserve your bouquet now and begin your floral fairytale.
