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Poise

Name: Poise
Brand: Amicis
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Poise gathers peach roses, blue hydrangeas and a playful pineapple accent into one uplifting design — luxury flowers in Dubai with same-day delivery for moments worth marking.

Description

Poise brings together peach roses, soft blue hydrangeas and crisp white gerberas, lifted by fresh green button blooms, elegant seasonal stems and a single playful tropical pineapple accent. It is a composition built on contrast — classic florals meeting one unexpected, witty gesture — and it carries that balance with ease.

The garden and spray roses at its heart need little introduction: cultivated across continents for centuries, the rose remains the most quietly eloquent of flowers, its layered petals turning from bud to full bloom with a soft, recognisable fragrance. Here they appear in a warm peach, a tone that reads as gratitude and gentle affection rather than grand romance. Around them, hydrangeas form generous, cloud-like heads. Native to East Asia and the Americas, the hydrangea is prized for its sheer volume and its mutable colour; in a clear sky blue it brings a cool, calming counterpoint and a sense of abundance. White gerberas, descended from the South African daisy, add open, candid faces — cheerful, unfussy, faintly sweet — and are widely read as a symbol of innocence and good cheer.

The green button blooms and seasonal stems give the design its texture and movement, while the small pineapple accent nods to celebration and welcome — pineapples have long been an emblem of hospitality. Together the palette of peach, sky blue, ivory and vibrant green feels uplifting, modern and effortlessly stylish, never heavy or formal.

This is a piece for people who enjoy a little personality with their flowers. It suits a birthday, a congratulations, a thank-you, or simply a bright corner of a home that deserves something considered. Those drawn to hand-tied designs and contemporary floral artistry will recognise the sensibility immediately.

Every Poise is hand-finished in our Dubai atelier and arranged to order, so no two are identical. To keep it at its best, trim the stems on arrival, refresh the water every couple of days, and keep the arrangement out of direct sun and away from draughts. Browse more of our luxury flowers in Dubai when you are ready to send something memorable.

Perfect for

Poise is made for joyful, generous moments — and for the people who appreciate something a little different.

Birthdays and celebratory milestones that call for colour and character
Congratulations, new beginnings and well-earned good news
Thank-you gestures and tokens of genuine appreciation
Chic home décor and gifts for her with a contemporary eye

A bright, polished choice when you want the gift to feel personal and unexpected.

Product Components

Poise is composed with these confirmed floral components:

Amaranthus, Anthurium, Bells of Ireland, Carnation, Chrysanthemum, Delphinium, Eryngium, Gerbera, Hydrangea, Rose, Snapdragon.

Final stem counts and supporting seasonal accents may vary slightly with market availability.

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Caring for your Poise

Keep this arrangement somewhere cool and out of direct sun, as the roses are thirsty drinkers and the delphinium and snapdragon spikes wilt quickly once the water runs low, so top up the vase daily. The hydrangea takes in moisture through its petals as much as its stem, so a light misting of its head will revive it if it begins to droop. Give the woodier stems of the eryngium and the roses a fresh diagonal cut every couple of days to keep their channels open, and strip any lower foliage that would otherwise sit below the waterline and cloud it. Handle the bells of Ireland and amaranthus gently when you rearrange, as their stems bruise and bend more readily than the firmer anthurium and carnation alongside them.

A note on your specific blooms

Amaranthus — Recut the stems at an angle and keep the water shallow, as amaranthus drinks heavily and the lower stem softens quickly when submerged too deep.
Anthurium — Anthurium prefers warmth — keep it away from the cold and wipe the leaf gently.
Bells of Ireland — Stems are hollow and heavy, so support the tall spires against a vase edge or among firmer stems to keep them from bending or snapping.
Carnation — Cut stems cleanly between the swollen leaf joints rather than through them, as carnations draw water best when the node itself is left intact.
Chrysanthemum — Chrysanthemum is sensitive to murky water — strip the lower leaves and refresh it often.
Delphinium — Keep the tall stems in deep, fresh water and out of draughts, as Delphinium drinks heavily and wilts quickly if the vase runs low.
Eryngium — Trim stems at an angle and keep the water shallow and clean, as Eryngium dislikes sitting deep and lasts longest in a cool spot.
Gerbera — Gerbera has fragile stems — use shallow, clean water and support the heads.
Hydrangea — Hydrangea takes up water through its petals — mist the heads and keep the vase topped up.
Rose — Roses drink heavily — re-cut the stems at an angle every couple of days.
Snapdragon — Trim the stems on a sharp angle and refresh the water often, as snapdragons drink heavily. The florets open from the bottom of the spike upward, so pinch away the lower blooms as they fade to keep the spire looking fresh.

The story behind these flowers

A closer look at the blooms gathered into this arrangement.

Amaranthus

Origin

Tropical Americas (Andes & Mesoamerica)

Cultivated since

For thousands of years by Andean & Mesoamerican peoples

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Immortality, unfading love & endurance

Grown across the Americas for millennia as both grain and ornament, amaranthus is best known for its long crimson tassels that spill downward in soft, trailing ropes. Its name comes from the Greek for unfading, a nod to blooms that hold colour and form even as they dry. In an arrangement it adds movement and weight, draping over the edge of a vessel to break a clean silhouette and lend an Amicis piece an unhurried, sculptural fall.

Anthurium

Origin

Rainforests of Colombia & Ecuador

Documented

By botanists in the 1870s

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Hospitality, confidence & beauty

The anthurium's glossy, sculptural 'bloom' is in fact a modified leaf, with a poised tropical architecture few flowers can match. It lends Amicis designs a clean, modern edge — and one of the longest vase lives in the bouquet.

Bells of Ireland

Origin

Western Asia – Turkey, Syria and the Caucasus

Cultivated since

The 1500s, in European gardens

Fragrance

Fresh and green, with a faint mint note

Symbolises

Good luck & good fortune

Despite the name, Bells of Ireland comes from western Asia, and its green "bells" are not petals at all but cupped calyces cradling tiny white flowers. That tall, sculptural spire of apple-green brings vertical line and an architectural calm to an arrangement, the structural counterpoint Amicis sets against softer blooms.

Carnation

Origin

Mediterranean region

Cultivated since

Antiquity, over 2,000 years

Fragrance

Sweet and clove-like

Symbolises

Fascination, distinction & love

Crowned in wreaths and garlands across the ancient Mediterranean, the carnation has been cultivated for more than two thousand years. Its tightly ruffled, fringed petals hold their form for weeks, lending an arrangement quiet structure and a warm, clove-edged scent that lingers without overwhelming.

Chrysanthemum

Origin

East Asia — China & Japan

Cultivated since

Over 3,000 years in China

Fragrance

Soft, earthy and herbal

Symbolises

Longevity, joy & well-wishing

One of the oldest cultivated flowers, prized in China and Japan for three thousand years and honoured with its own festival. Its dense, textured heads bring depth and a long, dependable life to an arrangement.

Delphinium

Origin

Native across the Northern Hemisphere, through Europe and Asia

Cultivated since

In European gardens for centuries

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Openness, lightness & positivity

Named from the Greek for dolphin, after the shape of the flower itself, Delphinium carries blooms in graduated spires of cobalt, violet and white. That vertical line is what makes it indispensable in an arrangement - it draws the eye upward and gives an Amicis design its sense of height and architecture.

Eryngium

Origin

Coastal and temperate Europe and the Mediterranean, with kin across the Americas

Prized since

Antiquity; a celebrated European confection from the 16th–18th centuries

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Structure, attraction & independence

Often called sea holly, Eryngium answers to the steel-blue clusters and spiny collars that hold their colour even when dried. In an Amicis arrangement it works as architecture rather than bloom, lending edge and metallic depth that sharpens softer roses and peonies around it.

Gerbera

Origin

South Africa

Described

By science in 1889

Fragrance

Barely scented, lightly fresh

Symbolises

Cheerfulness, warmth & innocence

The gerbera daisy brings open, sunlit colour and a graphic simplicity to a bouquet. Native to South Africa and loved worldwide, its clean single bloom adds brightness and a friendly, contemporary note to Amicis designs.

Hydrangea

Origin

Japan & the Americas

Cultivated since

Reached European gardens in the 1700s

Fragrance

Very light, fresh and green

Symbolises

Heartfelt emotion & gratitude

Named from the Greek for 'water vessel', the hydrangea carries full, cloud-like heads that shift colour with the soil — from blush and cream to deep blue. Its generous volume gives Amicis bouquets their soft, romantic fullness.

Rose

Origin

Asia — China, Persia & the Mediterranean

Cultivated since

Over 5,000 years

Fragrance

Warm and sweet, of honey & tea

Symbolises

Love, gratitude & admiration

The most storied flower in the world, grown and gifted for five millennia. Its layered petals and soft scent have made it the universal language of affection — and the quiet anchor of almost every Amicis arrangement.

Snapdragon

Origin

The western Mediterranean

Cultivated since

For centuries in European gardens

Fragrance

Soft and faintly sweet

Symbolises

Grace, strength & resilience

Named for the hinged bloom that opens like a dragon's mouth when pressed, the snapdragon climbs its stem in a tapering spire of colour. The florets open from the base upward, so the spire is always part open, part bud — a vertical line that gives an arrangement its height and architecture, drawing the eye upward and lending Amicis bouquets a quiet sense of movement.

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