Classic Red Roses Bouquet With Gulal & Gujia

Product Details:

• 3 Packets of Gulal- 100 gms each
• One Box of Gujia- Half Kg
• 10 Red Roses
• Green Fillers
• Wrapped in Cellophane Sheet
• Tied with Red Plastic Ribbon
• Green FNP Logo Tag

Roses Trivia:

• Origin- The rose is (according to fossil evidence) 35 million years old. Garden cultivation of roses began some 5,000 years ago, probably in China.
• The rose also grows into a fruit. The fruit is called a Rose Hip. It is shaped like a berry and most are red in color but you can find black and dark purple versions.

Please Note:

• Green Fillers may vary as per local and seasonal availability.

• When your flowers arrive, just trim the stems and add water.
• Re-cut 1-2” of the stems at a 45 degree angle.
• Use a clean vase and clean water.
• Remove the leaves below the waterline but do not remove all leaves along the stem length.
• Check the water level daily and replenish as needed.
• Don’t place flowers in direct sunlight or near any other source of excessive heat.
• All flowers benefit from a daily mist of water.
• Enjoy your flowers! Preferably, store all sweets in the refrigerator and warm them for 10 –20 seconds in a microwave before eating.
• Please consume the sweets within 2 days.
• Keep the color away from children.
• For external use only.
• Discard the unused ones.
• Play safe.

• The image displayed is indicative in nature.
• Actual product may vary in shape or design as per the availability.
• Flowers may be delivered in fully bloomed, semi-bloomed or bud stage.
• The chosen delivery time is an estimate and depends on the availability of the product and the destination to which you want the product to be delivered.
• Since flowers are perishable in nature, we will be able to attempt delivery of your order only once.
• The delivery cannot be redirected to any other address.
• This product is hand delivered and will not be delivered along with courier products.
• Occasionally, substitution of flowers is necessary due to temporary and/or regional unavailability issues.