The main flowers are roses that have been dyed or treated to achieve a vibrant, turquoise or Tiffany blue color. This is the most distinctive feature of the bouquet. The roses appear to be a standard size and are in various stages of bloom.

Small, delicate blue filler flowers are clustered around the roses. These could be dyed baby’s breath (gypsophila), statice, or a similar type of flower. They complement the blue roses and add texture.

The bouquet is wrapped in a combination of materials. A translucent, slightly textured white paper forms the main wrap, while a clear cellophane-type material is used as an outer layer, allowing the flowers to be clearly visible. A light blue ribbon ties the stems together.