Peony d'Amour Grand Venus

Available in limited quantities, Grand Venus Peony d’Amour is a monumental expression of romance and architectural elegance, inspired by the enduring artistry of Paris. Featuring our Pink Eternity® Peonies, grown exclusively for Venus et Fleur and released this Valentine’s Day in very limited quantities, alongside the allure of our new floral innovation, Eternity® Cymbidium Orchids, and a refined selection of Eternity® blooms—thoughtfully composed to create movement and presence.

The composition includes Eternity® Hydrangeas, white and magenta Eternity® Roses, white-to-pink Eternity® Garden Roses, peach and pink Eternity® Spray Roses, and white Eternity® Majolica Roses. Each bloom is meticulously hand-selected by botanical experts at our partner farms and preserved at peak beauty to last a year. Our skilled floral artisans then compose every Grand Venus arrangement by hand—a process that takes over five hours to ensure perfection. The result is a timeless keepsake, like a love letter, written to endure.

Crafted exclusively for this composition, the Grand Venus vessel is handcrafted from finely textured porcelain and stands taller than any vessel we have created before. Subtly finished with a debossed coat of arms at its base, it is designed to be as striking as the arrangement it holds.

Delivered by white glove service in the New York City and Tri-State areas only, Grand Venus Peony d’Amour is destined to become the unmistakable centerpiece of your home.

When properly cared for, eternity flowers will last a year or more with minimal effort.

• Keep the arrangement in a room-temperature environment.
• If dust collects with time, remove it lightly using a duster.
• Be mindful when carrying the arrangement; it's a very delicate product.
• Do not water the arrangement.
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
• Don-™t place objects on the flowers.
• Keep the flowers in the vase, they are secured there by expert florists and will ruin if removed.
• Avoid contact with light-colored fabric or surfaces as staining may occur.