AS SEEN ON THE TODAY SHOW — Featured in the 2026 Father's Day Gift Guide

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THE BROQUET

THE BROQUET

$195.00 USD
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* Earliest available date is 7 days from today.
At long last, a bouquet that squares its shoulders. A brutalist arrangement of protea, red roses, cymbidium orchids, and anthurium. No, The Broquet doesn’t do delicate. 

It's balanced. Bold. And secure enough to let everything else feel decorative. 

Backed by monstera, ti leaves, fan palm, red hypericum berries, and a star-studded supporting cast for good measure, this thing doesn’t raise its voice; it just walks in like it owns the place. 

And it confidently says the unforgettable to the man who deserves to hear it.

The Broquet is what happens when you finally give men their flowers—before the tribute becomes a eulogy.
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HOW TO TAKE CARE

1. Trim the stems on day one. A clean 45-degree cut, half an inch off the bottom, with the sharpest thing you own. Dull scissors crush the stem and choke the water flow. If you only do one thing on this list, do this one.

2. Fresh water, every other day. Change it — don't just top it off. Old water grows bacteria, bacteria clogs stems, clogs kill flowers. Two minutes at the sink buys you three extra days.

3. Cool room, no direct sun. Heat is the enemy. Keep the bouquet away from south-facing windows, vents, and the top of the fridge.

4. Anthurium stems get sticky. That's normal. Wipe the cut end with a paper towel before water. Looks alarming. Isn't.

5. Pull what wilts. Roses go first, usually. Tug out spent stems as they fade — the rest of the arrangement looks better, and the remaining stems get more water.

Past that, leave it alone. The Broquet is built to look manly for 7-10 days.

Pro Tip: A pinch of sugar in the water gives the stems something to drink. So does the little packet that came in the box.

Please Note: We might swap out a stem or two if needed — but not our standards.

Currently not available for delivery in Alaska or Hawaii. But we’re working on it.