Bouquet recipe: Eros, for passionate love

A bouquet that sparkles

Named after the Greek god of love and fertility, Eros represents romantic, passionate and physical love. Eros is intense and fiery – the longing that is felt when you can’t quite keep your hands off each other. We're symbolising that with an sensual and creative bouquet. 

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Eros: passionate love

Eros - named after the Greek god of love and fertility - represents romantic, passionate and physical love. This love represents desire for another. Eros is the intense and fiery love that you feel when you can't keep your hands off each other.

the eros bouquet

If there is one flower that stands for love, it's the rose. It's no wonder that we incorporated this flower into the bouquet. But you also shouldn't overlook the carnation, a symbol of passion, desire and romance, and the anthurium, whose looks speak for themselves. ? To further emphasise that Eros is a love full of passion, we chose a vase in the shape of a heart and intense red and pink tones.

You will need:

How to make it 

Depending on your area, you can purchase your flowers in-store or online. If you’re purchasing in-store, call your florist ahead and ask them to create a bouquet with our list of ingredients. Alternatively you can also build it yourself with our step-by-step bouquet guide.

MORE LOVE

Show us your bouquet on our Instagram and Facebook pages with the hashtag #funnyhowflowersdothat. Want more inspiration for your Valentine's bouquet? Take a look at our six other Valentine's bouquets here. And because love isn't always a bed of roses, our DIYs are success guaranteed! Discover how to surprise your loved one with a beautiful flower candle, a fine rose scrub or a deliciously romantic rose punchSuccess guaranteed!