Question 1

Why preserved roses instead of a fresh graduation bouquet?

Accepted Answer

A fresh bouquet handed over at the ceremony is already wilting by the time the photos are posted. A preserved box goes back to the dorm room or the first apartment and is still there a year later. It is a keepsake rather than an afternoon prop.

Question 2

Are these real roses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Real Ecuadorian roses grown on our own farms and preserved at peak bloom. Not silk, not dried, and they hold their color for a year or more.

Question 3

Is this a good gift for a male graduate?

Accepted Answer

The black, blue and white boxes are the ones most often chosen for a son, brother or boyfriend. They read as a modern object for a desk or shelf rather than a floral gift, which is usually the concern people have before they see them.

Question 4

Can I match school colors?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. We carry red, white, black, pink, purple, blue and orange, so most two color schemes are achievable. If you need a specific pairing, message us before you order and we will tell you what we can actually do rather than guess.

Question 5

Do they need any care in a dorm room?

Accepted Answer

None at all. No water, no sunlight required, no maintenance. The only two things that shorten the life of a preserved rose are direct sun and humidity, so keep the box off a windowsill and out of a bathroom.

Question 6

When should I order for a graduation?

Accepted Answer

For a ceremony in Chicago or the surrounding suburbs, ordering by 10 AM CT gets it there the same day, Monday through Saturday. Anywhere else in the United States, order several days ahead. Graduation season runs through May and June and the popular colors move quickly in that window.

Free basic delivery on every box · Same-day in Chicago by 10:00 AM CT · Nationwide shipping across the US

Graduation Flowers That Last a Year or More

Outlasts the bouquet

Their school colors

Zero care

Why preserved roses instead of a fresh graduation bouquet?

Are these real roses?

Is this a good gift for a male graduate?

Can I match school colors?

Do they need any care in a dorm room?

When should I order for a graduation?

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