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Real flowers.
Inspired settings.

Our main images combine real flower references with AI-styled compositions and a fictional, opulent Dubai residence. They are lifestyle illustrations, not unaltered photographs or photographs of a real customer’s home. The flowers are shown predominantly in bud or early-opening stages, with approximate one-set fullness rather than verified photographic stem counts.

The colour choices use genuine flower photographs. These have been cropped, resized and converted for the website, without AI recolouring or adding flowers. They help you recognise the flower and express a colour preference; they do not show our current stock, the exact stem count, the included vase, or the cultivar you will receive. Open blooms show the flower’s appearance; your delivery’s bloom stage may differ. The rose references illustrate colour, not a verified fragrant cultivar.

We confirm your flowers, price and delivery on WhatsApp before payment. You can also ask for a recent photograph of the available flowers.

Real colour photographs

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  Tuberose · White

  “Tuberoses” by BARAKAT2011. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 3.0. Rotated, cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This adapted image is available under the same licence.

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  Oriental Lily · White

  “Casa Blanca lily 01” by Joe Mabel. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 3.0. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This adapted image is available under the same licence.

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  Oriental Lily · Pink

  “Star Gazer Lily” by Cavs Lady. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This adapted image is available under the same licence.

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  Oriental Lily · Red

  “0663Ca. Firebolt lilies” by Александровы АГ. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This adapted image is available under the same licence. This example is a deep burgundy red.

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  Roselily · White

  “0662Ca. Lilies of the Roselili Annika variety” by Александровы АГ. Original photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This adapted image is available under the same licence. This white example has green markings.

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  Roselily · Pink

  “Lilium Roselily ‘Elena’” by Hardyplants. Original photograph · CC0 1.0. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP.

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  Rose · White

  “Close-Up of White Roses” by Brooklyn Davis. Original photograph · Pexels licence. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP.

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  Rose · Pink

  “Bouquet of Pink Roses” by anna.sorohan_ph. Original photograph · Pexels licence. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP. This example is a warm coral pink.

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  Rose · Red

  “Red Roses Close Up Photography” by picjumbo.com. Original photograph · Pexels licence. Cropped, resized and converted to WebP.

Photographer credits and licences apply to the photographs identified above, not to the entire website. No photographer’s endorsement of Scented Flowers is implied. If a library photo is replaced with our own photograph, its original reference credit remains here for the starting library.

AI-styled lifestyle imagery

The four main flower images, homepage hero, vase imagery, subscription image and hospitality imagery use real-photograph-led AI generation and refinement. Flower texture and anatomy are reference-led, but the bunch compositions, bud stages, vases, lighting and residence have been generated or edited. These are not pixel-preserving composites or current-stock photographs. The fictional home uses exceptional private-residence opulence as a creative direction; it is not Antilia or another identified home.

Tuberose imagery, including the fuller bud-stage bunch and detail crops, uses BARAKAT2011’s “Tuberoses” as a botanical reference. Changes include AI-generated bunch composition, increased stem fullness, bud stage, vase and setting. The resulting imagery is provided under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Oriental Lily imagery uses Cavs Lady’s “Star Gazer Lily” as a botanical reference. Changes include AI-generated bunch composition, bud stage, vase and setting. The resulting imagery is provided under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Roselily imagery and the common setting direction use Ngân Dương’s “Elegant Pink Lilies in a Glass Vase” as a flower-form reference, modified under the Pexels licence. The source identifies pink lilies, not a verified commercial Roselily cultivar. The new bud-stage bunch and residence are AI-styled.

Rose imagery uses anna.sorohan_ph’s “Bouquet of Pink Roses” as a botanical reference, modified under the Pexels licence. Changes include AI-generated bunch composition, early-opening flower stage, vase and residence. The source does not verify fragrance or cultivar.

The hosting image, “The fragrance of a warm welcome”, is an AI-generated and refined fictional scene with fictional adult guests, not a customer photograph or endorsement. It uses our Roselily lifestyle image as a composition reference and Hardyplants’ “Lilium Roselily ‘Elena’”, available under CC0 1.0, as an additional botanical reference. The flowers, people, setting and lighting are generated or edited.

A clear vase is included with your order. The illustrated glass vases are styling examples, not photographs of the supplied vase. We confirm your flowers and any colour alternative before payment.