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CHINESE NEW YEAR

Chinese New Year arrangements typically lean into red and gold tones rather than the softer pastels common elsewhere in the shop, reflecting the festival's association with prosperity and good fortune. This category tends to favour fuller, more textured arrangements — the kind suited to a living room table or an entrance display for guests during the visiting season — over the smaller personal bouquets built for one-to-one gifting. Because CNY falls on a fixed lunar date each year with a short, concentrated shopping window beforehand, we'd recommend ordering ahead of the public holidays rather than expecting same-day availability right before the new year itself, when demand is at its highest.

FAQs about CHINESE NEW YEAR

Why are Chinese New Year arrangements mostly red and gold?

Those colours are traditionally associated with prosperity and good fortune around Chinese New Year, so this category leans into that palette rather than the pastel tones common elsewhere in the shop.

How far ahead should I order for Chinese New Year?

As early as you can before the public holiday period — demand and delivery capacity are both tightest in the days immediately before CNY, so ordering ahead of that rush is safer than a same-day request.

Are these arrangements meant for gifting or home display?

Both work, though the fuller, more textured styles here are commonly chosen for entrance or living room displays during the visiting season, not just one-to-one gifting.

Do you deliver during the CNY public holidays themselves?

Delivery capacity can be limited on public holidays — call 016-251 6131 ahead of the festive period to confirm what's possible for your specific date.