Purple Flower Bouquets

What Kind of Purple Flower Bouquets Do We Offer?

Purple is one of the most versatile and striking colors in the floral world. It carries depth, creativity, and emotion in every bloom. That’s why we offer a full range of bouquet styles to help you match the sentiment behind your gift perfectly.

Mixed Floral Bouquets

These arrangements bring together the best of various purple blooms, carefully layered to create a rich, full experience. We blend roses with lisianthus, lavender, orchids, calla lilies, and more. Each bouquet tells a story through color, texture, and structure. They're ideal for occasions that call for thoughtfulness with an artistic edge—a friend’s birthday, a meaningful thank-you, or a surprise for someone going through a tough time. Our designers aim for a perfect balance: nothing too chaotic, yet always lively. The result is a bouquet that feels effortless, elegant, and undeniably special.

Grand Arrangements

When the moment calls for something truly unforgettable, our grand bouquets deliver. These are large-scale, luxurious arrangements designed with premium blooms in dramatic shades of purple—think deep plum calla lilies, voluminous hydrangeas, and cascading orchids. Ideal for formal occasions, romantic declarations, or corporate gestures, these bouquets leave a lasting impression. They also work beautifully as centerpieces for weddings, galas, or upscale events. We handcraft each grand bouquet in our studio with meticulous attention to symmetry, bloom choice, and color transitions.

Petite Bouquets

Smaller in size but just as thoughtful, our petite purple bouquets are perfect for more intimate occasions. They're ideal for desks, side tables, or hospital rooms, as a get-better-soon floral gift. Despite their compact form, we give them the same care and creativity as our larger bouquets. We often use soft blooms like lavender, spray roses, and small irises to create something delicate and inviting. These bouquets are wonderful for sending encouragement, celebrating personal wins, or simply saying "I'm thinking of you."

Monochrome (Same-Flower) Bouquets

Sometimes, less really is more. For a more focused, refined look, we offer single-flower bouquets in striking shades of purple. Whether it's a dozen twilight roses or a lush bundle of purple tulips, these bouquets have a clean, powerful presence. These are especially popular for romantic gifts and modern interiors, where simplicity and elegance are key. When arranged correctly, a single flower type allows the natural beauty of the bloom to shine in a fresh, contemporary way.

Preserved Roses

Looking for something that lasts? Our preserved purple roses are designed to stay beautiful for a year or more. Carefully treated to maintain their color, shape, and texture, these arrangements are perfect for long-term keepsakes. They're often chosen for anniversaries, milestone celebrations, or as decor accents for the home.

We offer preserved roses in stylish hat boxes or domes, so they remain as striking months from now as the day they arrive.

What Do Purple Bouquets Represent?

Purple flowers are layered with meaning. They're historically regal, spiritually calming, and emotionally rich. Over time, they’ve evolved to represent everything from admiration to introspection, depending on their shade and context.

• Royalty & Prestige: In ancient Rome and Persia, purple was reserved for nobility due to the rarity of purple dye. Today, it still carries that air of grandeur and respect. A purple bouquet makes a distinguished statement, suitable for achievements, promotions, or anyone you truly admire.
• Creativity & Originality: Purple blooms have long been associated with free thinkers. Artists, writers, and visionaries are often drawn to this hue because it embodies independence, imagination, and unconventional beauty. A purple bouquet can be a beautiful way to honor someone's creative path.
• Mystery & Spirituality: Deeper shades of purple evoke mystery, introspection, and the spiritual side of life. These bouquets are often used in settings where peace and contemplation are needed—such as moments of loss (in sympathy flower arrangements), transition, or personal growth.
• Romantic Depth: Purple has the tenderness of pink and the passion of red. It's layered and emotional, and it's often chosen for deeply rooted relationships—long-time loves, soulmates, or partners who understand each other without words.
• Comfort & Peace: Light purple and lavender blooms are known for their calming effect. Studies even show that lavender scent can ease anxiety. These shades are perfect for sympathy bouquets, get-well gifts, or simply making someone feel at ease.
• Cultural Significance: Purple has symbolic value in many cultures. In Thailand, it is associated with mourning and remembrance. In Japan, it symbolizes strength and longevity. In the U.S. and Europe, it's often seen as refined, graceful, and noble.

Purple is versatile enough to express a wide range of feelings—and powerful enough to leave a lasting impression.

To Whom Should You Send a Purple Flower Bouquet?

Purple bouquets are thoughtful and personal. They’re perfect for people who appreciate uniqueness, depth, or a little bit of drama in the best way. Here are some great gifting ideas based on our experience:

• Your Partner: A bouquet of deep purple roses or calla lilies can be incredibly romantic, especially for anniversaries or intimate celebrations. It shows depth, mystery, and lasting love—a departure from the classic red, in the best possible way.
• A Creative Friend: Artists, musicians, writers, and designers tend to appreciate gifts that feel intentional and inspiring. A bold purple arrangement speaks directly to their creative spirit and is sure to stand out.
• A Loved One in Recovery: Soothing tones of lavender and soft lilac can be comforting in times of illness or grief. They bring peace, softness, and an emotional hug when words fall short.
• Your Mom or Grandma: Elegant and heartfelt, a mix of purples with soft greens or whites shows appreciation and love. It's an elevated option that feels grown-up and graceful, yet still warm, and you don’t have to wait for Mother’s Day to show your appreciation.
• A Recent Graduate: Purple symbolizes success and ambition. It’s a great color for celebrating new chapters—be it a graduation, new job, or move to a new city.
• Yourself: Purple is often linked to self-reflection and inner peace. Sending yourself a bouquet in these hues can be an act of self-care, and you can get an even better bargain price with our Ode à la Rose floral subscriptions (and choose just how often you would like to receive a floral gift). It elevates your space and mood at once.

Where Do We Offer Purple Bouquet Delivery?

At Ode à la Rose, we offer delivery across the continental United States, with same-day availability in select cities and next-day service almost everywhere else (excluding Alaska and Hawaii).

Nationwide Delivery (Next-Day)

We carefully craft each bouquet in our studio, pack it to protect freshness, and ship it with trusted carriers.

• Delivery from our NYC, Chicago, LA, DC, Austin, and Miami studios
• Orders placed by 4 PM (local time) arrive the next day (Tuesday through Friday)
• Track your bouquet in real-time through an email link
• Preserved roses and classic bouquets are available
• Delivery starts at $18 for fresh bouquets, $25 for preserved roses

Whether you’re in a small town or a large metro area, we bring the same level of design quality and attention to detail.

Same-Day Delivery in Our Studio Cities

We currently offer white-glove, same-day delivery in:

• New York City, NY – Manhattan, Brooklyn, and parts of Queens
• Chicago, IL – Full coverage from our West Fulton St. studio
• Los Angeles, CA – Including Downtown, West Hollywood, and beyond
• Washington, D.C. – Also serving Arlington and Alexandria
• Austin, TX – Central neighborhoods and nearby areas
• Miami, FL – Brickell, Coral Gables, Wynwood, and more

Order by 2 PM (recipient’s local time) to guarantee same-day hand delivery. Our team personally delivers each bouquet—no third parties or boxed shipping, because we believe in delivering experiences, not just flowers.

What Are the Most Popular Purple Flowers?

Some flowers are especially known for their purple hues. These are the stars of our purple bouquets:

• Lisianthus: Elegant, romantic, and long-lasting, lisianthus adds softness and movement to arrangements. It pairs beautifully with roses or stands well on its own.
• Orchids: Purple orchids are striking and refined. Symbolizing beauty and strength, they're commonly featured in luxury bouquets and preserved arrangements.
• Hydrangeas: Their lush, cloud-like blooms add volume and texture. Available in rich purples and violets, they bring a dramatic flair to mixed bouquets.
• Calla Lilies: Sleek and sculptural, calla lilies make a bold impression. Their deep shades of purple are often associated with elegance and modern romance.
• Roses: A classic with a twist. Lavender and plum roses speak of enchantment, deep admiration, and quiet strength. They're popular for everything from love notes to milestone celebrations.
• Lavender: Beyond its soothing fragrance, lavender brings rustic charm and a natural look. It's ideal for smaller bouquets or additions to mixed arrangements.
• Anemones: These blooms stand out with their dark centers and bold purple petals. They're often used to add visual contrast and a touch of drama to a mixed bouquet of flowers, just like our purple showstopper Aria.
• Snapdragons: With their tall, spiky structure and wide range of purple shades, snapdragons add height, texture, and whimsy to any arrangement. They’re symbolic of grace and strength, making them perfect for bold, expressive designs.
• Thistle: Known for its spiky, globe-like shape and silvery-lavender hue, thistle adds texture and a touch of wild beauty to any arrangement. It’s often used to contrast softer blooms and bring a rugged, unexpected edge to elegant designs. Symbolically, thistle represents strength, resilience, and protection—making it a meaningful addition to bouquets for life’s more powerful moments.
• Stock: Stock flowers are richly fragrant and come in a variety of purple tones, from pale lavender to deeper violet. Their tall, clustered blooms create volume and vertical interest in any bouquet. Beyond their beauty, stock symbolizes a happy life, lasting bonds, and meaningful connections.

Together, these flowers give us endless combinations to explore—from gentle and romantic to bold and modern.

How to Take Care of Your Purple Flower Bouquet and Make It Last Longer

To get the most out of your bouquet, start with proper care the moment it arrives. Here are some essential tips:

• Unwrap and remove any protective materials right away
• Cut each stem at an angle to help with water absorption
• Place in clean, room-temperature water in a freshly cleaned vase
• Add flower food (included with all our deliveries) to nourish the blooms
• Keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or cold drafts
• Refresh the water every other day and re-trim the stems slightly
• Remove any wilted petals or leaves to keep the bouquet looking fresh

Pro tip from our florists at Ode à la Rose: Some purple flowers, like irises and lisianthus, are particularly sensitive to warm air and rapid light changes. Keep your bouquet in a cool, shaded spot, and it can easily stay beautiful for 5–7 days or more.

Purple flower bouquets go beyond the ordinary. They show care, creativity, and elegance all in one. Whether you’re gifting someone meaningful or celebrating your own style, a purple arrangement is an unforgettable way to express it.