Bouquets Assembled at Origin: Fresher Flowers, Lower Landing Cost

August 12, 2026

Here is a question worth asking about any bouquet program: why assemble the bouquet in a high-cost destination market when every flower in it is already together at origin?

The case for building at origin

Vibra builds consumer-ready mono and mixed bouquets in partner packhouses, using flowers cut the same day, and ships them ready for the shelf or the cash-and-carry rack. Assembling at origin removes an entire handling step from your chain:

• Fewer touches, which means fresher product and less damage.
• Lower labour cost, because assembly happens where labour and flowers are.
• A simpler chain — one box that goes straight to shelf, sleeved, labelled and priced if you want it that way.

Your recipe or ours

Send us your recipe — stem counts, varieties, colours, sleeve and price point — and we build it exactly, week after week, with photographic quality reports. Or start from our seasonal recipe book, developed around what our partners grow best in each season, and adapt from there. Either way you get fixed weekly volumes and a stable landed cost.

Finishing for retail

Printed sleeves, UPC codes and care cards mean the bouquet arrives ready to scan and sell — no repacking, no relabelling, no lost margin at destination.

The result is the outcome every retail flower buyer wants: a consistent product, fresher than anything assembled after a long-haul flight, at a landed cost you can actually plan around. Tell us about your bouquet program.

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