Sunflowers have always been the signature bloom of summer — big, bright, and full of warmth. But when you want to round out the moment, a few well-chosen roses can bring something unexpected. At Aquarossa Farms, we’ve seen how this pairing — bold sunflowers with elegant roses — creates a balance that feels thoughtful and complete.
Our flowers are handpicked, sustainably grown, and delivered with beautiful packaging and next day delivery — so whether you're sending sunshine, softness, or both, your message lands fresh.
Sunflowers Shine. Roses Add Depth.
When someone receives sunflowers, they feel it instantly. There’s nothing shy about them — they bring energy to the room. But pairing them with a rose bouquet, even something simple, adds a layer of emotion that sunflowers alone don’t always carry.
Soft red or assorted colored roses can evoke love, care, or celebration. Assorted colors add a sense of spontaneity and joy. Together, they turn a beautiful gesture into something even more personal.
A Natural Summer Pairing
This combination isn’t just about contrast — it’s about harmony. The earthy, open-hearted feel of sunflowers paired with the romantic, elegant texture of roses feels like summer at its best: relaxed, meaningful, and easy to love.
We’ve seen people include a rose bouquet alongside their sunflower bouquets for birthdays, thank-you gestures, or simply to say, “You’re on my mind.” It’s a way to build a bouquet moment that’s layered and lasting.
When You Want to Go a Little Further
Sometimes you don’t need to say more — you just want to do a little more. Including a rose bouquet with your sunflower bouquet is a simple way to make a flower delivery feel extra considered. Not flashy. Just intentional.
And with our farm-to-door service, the entire experience — from choosing your blooms to delivery — feels smooth, timely, and joyful.
Send Something Beautifully Unexpected
Choose a sunflower bouquet from Aquarossa Farms and consider pairing it with an extra rose bouquet for extra warmth and meaning. It’s a gesture that turns heads — and hearts — all summer long.