Autumn Ritual: Red, Orange, Yellow, and Brown Rose Bouquet

Cherry-red, orange, lemon-yellow, and dark brown roses in a single fall flower bouquet. All of autumn in one vase, without puddles or cold winds 🍂

Four colors in one fall bouquet

Autumn Ritual is a fall flower bouquet featuring four shades arranged in a mixed pattern. Cherry red, rich orange, and soft lemon create a warm combination, while red and yellow roses and orange and yellow roses shine side by side like maple leaves in the sun.

The bouquet’s main secret lies in the fourth color. Dark brown roses with a chocolate sheen tone down the brightness and add depth. Without them, it would be just a cheerful, vibrant bouquet, but with them, it looks like an autumn evening by the fireplace ☕

Place it on the table, and the room will feel a couple of degrees warmer, even without the heat on.

What’s in the bouquet

What you’ll receive:

• Yellow and orange roses, cherry red and dark brown - all four colors mixed

• Choose your bouquet size

• We cut the roses after you place your order and ship them directly from the farm

• Vase included upon request, plus a personal note

These are multicolored roses, where every shade is just right.

When to send it

Autumn Ritual is designed for fall occasions. It’s a table centerpiece for Thanksgiving and a gift for the hosts, a birthday bouquet for October or November, or a housewarming gift in the fall. Or simply a “thank you” that feels warmer than a monochromatic bouquet. The shades of burnt orange roses and autumn roses make it perfect for the entire season 🦃

Find more ideas in the Fall Collection, Thanksgiving, and brown roses collections.

Caring for a mixed-color bouquet

With multi-color roses, check the lemon-colored stems first: dents and water marks show up sooner on light-colored petals. While the petals are still damp, don’t press the dark roses against the light ones. Red and orange roses are almost never finicky. Learn more in the care guide.

Questions about Autumn Ritual

What colors are in the Autumn Ritual bouquet?

Four: cherry red, orange, lemon yellow, and dark brown.

Are brown roses real?

Yes, these are real, freshly cut roses. Dark brown roses get their color through a special treatment. See more options in the brown rose collection.

Can I order this after Thanksgiving?

Of course. The color palette looks great in December, too - just select a delivery date on this page.

Please note: Colors may vary slightly from the photo as each bouquet is created based on the season.

All orders are shipped via UPS Priority / FedEx with an exceptionally high 99% on-time delivery rate. Our farm-fresh flowers are unique in that they are harvested shortly before shipment, which guarantees extra freshness and longer vase life. For more information, please refer to our Terms and Conditions.

Caring for your roses correctly can ensure a super long vase life.

Have you seen our Flower Care Tutorial Video?! It's full of great tips. Here's a breakdown:

1. Gather your tools. You’ll need a pair of scissors (or sharp knife), waste bin, clean water, and a vase.

2. Open the box and carefully remove the bunch, leaving the protective cardboard sleeve on. We put an incredible amount of care into packing your roses so that they make the trip safe and sound. Each bunch is carefully secured within this sleeve so that there’s no jostling or bumping around, which could cause petal bruising.

3. Trim the stems about 1/2 inch from the bottom at a 45-degree angle, and hydrate for 20 minutes. When your flowers first arrive, it’s important to get them hydrated as soon as possible, so you can leave the cardboard on for this part. It’s natural for stems to begin to harden as a defense from being cut away from the rosebush. Trimming the stems immediately revitalizes the flower’s ability to draw in water, which will help preserve the visual freshness of each bloom.

Water is essential for roses to keep their petals looking luscious and strong, and trimming at an angle can help them absorb water faster. It’s completely natural for roses to lose some of their moisture during transit, so don’t worry if your flowers aren’t quite ready for photos when they first arrive! Thirsty flowers can regain their form with a little quality hydration.

4. Carefully remove the cardboard. Woo-hoo! Finally, a glimpse of the beautiful blooms! But we’re not done yet…

5. Remove damaged petals. Guard petals protect the rose and may be bruised. In rare occasions, tiny brown spots (botrytis) may be present on exterior petals. For longer-lasting roses, pluck off bruised or damaged petals to reveal a perfect, healthy bloom.

6. Fill the vase with fresh water, and add nutrients. We can’t stress this part enough – clear, fresh water is absolutely essential for fresh roses to live a long life. In addition to providing fresh water with flower food from the get-go, it’s best to change the water every 2-3 days to prolong the life of your roses.

7. Double-check to make sure all stems are freshly trimmed, and remove any low-hanging leaves that may come into contact with the vase water. Almost there!

8. Arrange your masterpiece. Here’s where the magic happens! Get inspiration from our social media pages for making beautiful floral arrangements with your own personal touch.

EXTRA TIPS FOR A LONG VASE LIFE

- Keep your bouquet at cool room temperature and out of direct sunlight.

- Change the water frequently; every 2 days is best!

- Never grab flowers by the petals when arranging your bouquet. Instead, gently grab flowers by the stem, which is more supportive.