Flowers in a Vase

Featured Flower Arrangements in Vases

Magic Blue offers a range of popular options, from blue orchids to rose and orchid arrangements in glass vases. It's a balanced selection based on vase and pot types; all models are listed in the product list at the top of the page.

Designer 2-Stem Magic Blue Orchid 2,680 TL 3,140 TL Jasmine Flowers in a Green Concrete Vase 1,895 TL 1,900 TL Wonder Pink and Blue Orchid with 4 Stems in Metal Pot 5,570 TL 6,970 TL Latte Terrarium 1,920 TL Wicker Basket Single Yucca 1,775 TL White Box with Blue Orchid, White Roses, and Snapdragon Arrangement 7,570 TL 8,060 TL Arrangement: White Bougetto Orchid and Cymbidium Arrangement 4,250 TL 4,630 TL Midi-sized non-fading red rose in a gold glass vase : 3,775 TL

Prices of Flowers in a Vase

The price of flowers in a vase is largely determined by the type of flower and the number of stems: small plants like terrariums, cacti, and sanseveria are the most affordable; there is a significant difference between a two-stemmed orchid and an eight-stemmed orchid arrangement. The material of the vase (plain glass, colored or antique glass, concrete, metal) and the size of the arrangement are other factors that increase the price.

The 107 models listed in this category are grouped according to their showroom prices as of October 7, 2026; note card and delivery are free. Prices are subject to change; the current price will be shown on the product page.

Prices vary depending on the presentation type.

Election according to the budget.

Should I send flowers in a vase or a bouquet?

A bouquet is a highly emotionally impactful presentation given by hand; however, the recipient needs to open the flowers, trim the stems, and place them in a vase. Arrangements in boxes, on the other hand, are nourished with sponge and have a slightly shorter lifespan than flowers in a vase. For places where finding a vase is difficult, such as a hospital room, office desk, new home, or workplace, a presentation in a vase is the most practical option. You can compare all ready-made designs in containers by looking at our flower arrangements page.

Choosing a Vase for Flowers: Glass Vase or Concrete Pot?

• Flat and cylindrical glass vases: Used in arrangements with cut flowers such as roses, daisies, cymbidium orchids, and leucospermums; the color of the water and the appearance of the stems are part of the design.
• Colored and antique glass (copper, bronze, gold): Gives orchid arrangements a warm, decorative look; preferred for large and multi-branched orchid models.
• Concrete and sand-filled concrete planters: A simple and modern container used for blue, white, and orange orchids, as well as jasmine and lilies.
• Metal and stone pots: Featured in showy models like the 4-branched Wonder and Fire orchids.
• Wicker pots and terrariums: Used for olive trees, lemon trees, and small herb gardens; plant options are on the houseplants page.

What flowers are included in vase arrangements?

Nearly half of the models in this category are orchids. Magic Blue orchids, Wonder pink-blue orchids, Bellisimo, Duetto, and multi-orchids are offered in various sizes from 2 to 8 stems. If you only want to see orchid models, you can check the orchid page; for large, multi-stemmed designs, you can check the orchid arrangements page.

Cut flower vases include cylindrical vases with white roses and orchids, arrangements of pink daisies and pink roses, and models with cappuccino roses and cymbidiums. All models where roses are presented in vases are listed on the roses in vases page. In addition, there are long-lasting plants such as potted pink lilies, jasmine, mandarin trees, bonsai designs, sanseveria, monstera, and cacti; details about lilies can be found on the lily flower page.

How long do flowers last in a vase, and how should they be cared for?

1. Change the water in cut flowers. Change the water in the vase every two days, rinse the vase, and trim the stems diagonally by 1–2 cm each time.
2. Keep the leaves away from water. Leaves that come into contact with water will rot, cloud the water, and shorten the life of the flower.
3. Water your orchid sparingly. Briefly moisten the roots of your potted orchid once a week; do not allow water to accumulate at the bottom of the pot.
4. Adjust the lighting. Place orchids and plants in a bright spot that doesn't receive direct sunlight; keep cut flowers in a cool corner.
5. Keep away from heat sources. Radiators, air conditioners, and ripe fruit can cause flowers to wilt faster.

Order Flowers in a Vase and Same-Day Delivery

1. Choose your model. Select from the above selection or the product list at the top of the page, according to your budget and presentation.
2. Enter your delivery information. Write the delivery address and date.
3. Write your note card. Your message will be added to your order with a free note card.
4. Complete the payment. Payment is processed via a 256-bit SSL certified infrastructure.

Products in glass vases are safely transported by hand; same-day delivery is not guaranteed for deliveries outside of Istanbul. For vase arrangements to be sent to workplaces, please see the office flowers page, and for all districts, please see the Istanbul flower ordering page.

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Publisher: RoseBox · Last updated: October 7, 2026 · Price data: Showcase prices as of October 7, 2026 · Contact: 0212 631 46 54