The price of flower bouquets or arrangements can change based on several factors:

Type of Flowers

• Rarity and Season: Rare or out-of-season flowers cost more.
• Variety: Popular flowers like roses and orchids are usually pricier.

Design Complexity

• Arrangement Style: Complex designs cost more than simple ones.
• Customization: Personalized designs can be more expensive or either cheaper.

Size and Volume

• Number of Stems: More flowers mean a higher price.
• Filler Flowers and Greens: Using fillers like eucalyptus can affect the cost.

Season and Occasion

• Peak Times: Prices may vary during holidays like Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day.
• Event-Specific: Wedding bouquets are often more expensive.

Source and Supply Chain

• Local vs. Imported: Local flowers are often cheaper than imported ones.
• Supplier Quality: High-end florists charge more for premium flowers.

Additional Features

• Packaging: Fancy wrapping and vases add to the price.
• Extras: Items like chocolates or cards increase the cost.

Delivery and Logistics

• Delivery Distance and Timing: Same-day or long-distance deliveries cost more.
• Handling and Care: Special handling for delicate flowers can raise the price.

These factors help determine the final price of a flower bouquet