Mixed Bouquets
European Hand-Tied Florist's Choice
$59 CAD
Sympathy Bouquet
$49 CAD
Sunflower Meadow Mix
$49 CAD
Pastel Romance Bouquet
$49 CAD
Holiday Red & White Centrepiece
$59 CAD
New Mom Pink & White Bouquet
$49 CAD
Rainbow Garden Bouquet
$49 CAD
Sympathy Standing Spray
$79 CAD
Thanksgiving Harvest Bouquet
$55 CAD
Wildflower Meadow Bouquet
$49 CAD
Same-day delivery
Order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday
GTA-wide
Every Toronto neighbourhood + 20 GTA cities
Designed to order
Arranged fresh in our Toronto studio
Four sizes
Mini to Grand, prices listed up front
Cindy's Flowers is a Toronto florist offering same-day mixed bouquet delivery in Toronto and across the GTA: order before 3 PM, Monday to Saturday, for delivery the same day. Every mix is hand-tied to order in our Toronto studio, pairing roses, gerbera daisies, and alstroemeria with the best seasonal stems, so no two bouquets are identical. Designs range from the bright Rainbow Garden Bouquet to the loose Wildflower Meadow Bouquet and hand-tied florist's-choice mixes. Mixed bouquets start at $49.
Frequently asked
With fresh, cool water every day or two and a stem trim at each change, a mixed bouquet from Cindy's Flowers typically gives about a week of colour. Mixes fade unevenly by design: ranunculus and lisianthus usually go first, while alstroemeria, chrysanthemums, and statice often keep going noticeably longer. Remove each flower as it fades so the rest stay fresh.
When to send Mixed Bouquets
Mixed bouquets are the flexible gift of the flower world, which makes them the default answer whenever the occasion doesn't dictate a specific bloom. For birthday flowers, bright is the convention: a multi-coloured design like the Rainbow Garden Bouquet reads as instant celebration, and gerbera-forward mixes suit anyone who loves cheerful colour. A thank-you bouquet traditionally leans warm rather than romantic; yellows, oranges, and soft pinks say gratitude without the weight all-red roses carry. For a new baby, soft pinks and whites are the classic choice: a soft pink-and-white design like the New Mom Pink & White Bouquet sits easily on a hospital tray or a nursery dresser. Wildflower-style mixes, loose and meadow-gathered, have become a favourite for just-because gestures and summer birthdays. And if you're torn between two tastes, a florist's-choice mix such as the European Hand-Tied Florist's Choice lets the season's best stems decide for you.
Caring for your Mixed Bouquets
A mixed bouquet asks for one habit beyond standard flower care: because different stems age at different speeds, lift out any flower as it fades so the rest keep their water clean. Otherwise the routine is simple. Recut every stem by 2 to 3 cm at an angle when the bouquet arrives, and repeat the trim at each water change. Refill with fresh, cool water every day or two, keep foliage clear of the waterline, and stir the flower food sachet into the first fill. Keep the vase away from direct sun, heat vents, and the fruit bowl, since ripening fruit releases ethylene gas that ages flowers faster. Expect the arrangement to evolve rather than fade all at once: ranunculus and lisianthus usually go first, while alstroemeria, chrysanthemums, and statice often carry on well past the first week. Kept this way, a mixed bouquet typically gives a week of colour, with its hardiest stems lasting noticeably longer.
About Mixed Bouquets delivery in Toronto
A mixed bouquet is the one arrangement where the florist sets the tone instead of a single flower. Rather than a dozen identical stems, you get a composed palette: roses for structure, gerbera daisies for brightness, alstroemeria for staying power, chrysanthemums for fullness, and eucalyptus to pull it all together. That is the hand-tied tradition behind the European Hand-Tied Florist's Choice, built stem by stem in the hand and tied once, so no two ever come out quite the same.
The mixes sold across Canada follow a few recognizable styles, and you'll find all of them here. The Rainbow Garden Bouquet is the bright, every-colour birthday classic. The Wildflower Meadow Bouquet takes the looser, meadow-gathered approach that has made the wildflower bouquet so sought after. The Pastel Romance Bouquet keeps to soft blush, cream, and lilac for anniversaries and other quieter moments.
Mixed bouquets are the one arrangement that never goes out of season. The recipe simply rotates: florists build each one around whatever is freshest that week, so a spring mix reads soft and pastel, high summer goes bright and loose, and the cooler months turn toward deeper, richer tones. That rotation is the quiet appeal of a florist's-choice design — the European Hand-Tied Florist's Choice is never quite the same bouquet twice, and regular senders treat that as the point.
Tradition reads a mixed bouquet as a layered message rather than a single statement. Red stems carry love, pink speaks of gratitude, yellow of friendship and joy, and white of elegance and sympathy, which is why florists steer bright mixes toward celebration and all-white mixes toward condolence. Because they sidestep the strong romantic coding of all-red roses, mixed bouquets are the conventional safe-and-thoughtful choice for birthdays, thank-yous, new babies, and no occasion at all. Each of ours is hand-tied to order in our Toronto studio and delivered across Toronto and the GTA, Monday to Saturday. The full lineup, mixed and single-flower alike, is on our all flowers page.