If you’ve ever panic-bought flowers from a delivery app after forgetting an anniversary, brace yourself – because whatever you paid was nothing compared to what I stumbled upon this week.

While casually scrolling through a popular delivery platform, I came across a flower shop named Sunflower Ħamrun, offering two eye-catching bouquets: One named ‘Sorry, I cheated’ priced at €1,000, and another called ‘Will you marry me’ for a jaw-dropping €2,600. Yes, those numbers are correct. No, I did not misplace a comma.

Curiosity naturally won. So, I reached out to the owner.

It turns out the €1,000 “Sorry, I cheated” bouquet is a 200-stem mixed rose arrangement, while the €2,600 “Will you marry me” option features a 500-rose floral design – practically a small garden delivered to your door.

Speaking to BusinessNow.mt, the owner explains that these bouquets are indeed purchased for their literal names (“Sorry, I cheated” is apparently self-explanatory), but also for other significant moments.

People buy them both for what they are named for and for other reasons too, she tells us, adding that while they’re premium creations, there is a market willing to splurge.

But these aren’t her top sellers, as the shop’s most popular bouquets are a mix of more creatively named – and thankfully more affordable options.

Each one has its own aesthetic and personality, and according to the owner, customers love gifting arrangements that “say something” without needing a long message attached.

And honestly? In a world where flowers have become part-gift, part-grand gesture, perhaps it makes complete sense.

Some people express feelings through poetry, others through playlists – and a few apparently through 500 roses delivered to someone’s doorstep.

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