Bouquets
Classic Bouquets
Classic bouquets are the first cooler most guests walk to at Lark & Lily. We tie seasonal mixes with roses, lisianthus, chrysanthemums, eucalyptus, and soft fillers when morning crates land. Each ticket shows stem count and whether the wrap is kraft or tissue. Gift cards are not part of this cooler; what you leave with is the bouquet you chose. We can hold a named palette for same-week collection if you write before Thursday. Evening delivery runs need an earlier hold. This is retail floristry prepared on site, not a wholesale auction hall, and we do not fold wedding design into this card without labelling it.
Wedding Florals
Wedding florals are the second bench: bridal bouquets, buttonholes, table runs, and aisle markers planned against a written colour brief. We keep soft whites, blush tones, and greenery when the wholesale list allows, plus a short dried accent tray for winter ceremonies. Stem height is listed on the sheet. Fresh mixes are labelled separately from dried accents. Lark & Lily marks this file as lighter on walk-in wraps and heavier on planned colour matching. If you need matching pieces for a bridal party, write the day before so a designer can count stems. Saturday still gets an extra packing window when the cooler is free; we will not squeeze a seventh palette into a five-piece mail.
Local Delivery
Local delivery covers hand-tied bouquets and plant gifts we carry across Mount Eden and nearby Auckland suburbs on scheduled weekday runs. Boxes are water-lined unless a ticket says dry wrap. We time these windows carefully because blooms sit upright in the van. Lark & Lily does not run a nationwide courier fleet. Routes follow the cooler list when addresses match; central and fringe suburbs sit on separate slots. Write with suburb and preferred window so the studio can check the van before you travel in. Delivery packing for tall arrangements uses a taller crate than a petite posy.
Sympathy Tributes
Sympathy tributes sit in calm white and soft green palettes, with sheaves, posies, and standing sprays prepared on a quiet bench. We keep a private corner at the till so families can review wording. Standard sizes are the default; larger sprays are listed on a separate ticket. Lark & Lily will not squeeze six unrelated gift styles onto this card. Tributes are floral gifts, not funeral direction services. We store them upright so petals do not crush under other wraps, and we label studio prices in New Zealand dollars on the ticket before you pay so nobody is surprised at the till.
Desk Plants
Desk plants and small indoor pots sit near the door for people who want longer-lasting greenery. We list pot diameter on the ticket and whether a saucer is included. Ceramic and recycled options rotate. Lark & Lily briefs this as a plant for desks and windowsills, not a landscaping service. Wedding party plant gifts are arranged by email, not during a Saturday queue. We pot Monday through Saturday and rest the studio on Tuesday mornings for market sorting. Daytime weekday hours are quieter, which is why many guests choose that window after work.
Gift Cards
Studio gift cards are the seasonal extra: simple paper vouchers for birthdays, thank-yous, and quiet celebrations. Values sit on the ticket so you can check the amount. Lark & Lily publishes remaining card stock on the notes page after the printing batch is opened, not before it arrives. Card values describe spend in the studio. Guest questions stay at two to five items per mail. Pre-holds close when that week’s voucher tray is empty. Gift Cards is a limited tray, not a subscription, and we will say when a print run will not return the following month. A seasonal voucher is a packed extra, not a permanent sixth cooler, and we will write that on the card instead of stretching a leftover print overnight.
Smaller extras in the same studio
Message cards, delivery crates, stem tickets, and weekday packing windows that sit beside the six floral benches at Lark & Lily. Studio notes from Auckland, written in plain language.