You may also be unsure whether to choose a bouquet, an arrangement, or a potted plant.One advantage of an arrangement is that it contains an oasis (a sponge for cut flowers) filled with water, so it can be displayed even without a vase.However, if it's an arrangement, you'll need to carry it with both hands when taking it home from events like farewell parties, so a bouquet might be a safer option. If there is no after-party and the recipient is leaving by car right away, an arrangement should be fine.When visiting someone in the hospital, giving potted plants is strictly forbidden. Giving a potted plant implies that the person's hospital stay will be prolonged, so we recommend an arrangement at our store.When offering flowers to someone who has passed away, if it's just after their death, we recommend a pillow flower (an arrangement) because the family may not have a vase available.If you are visiting the family one month or six months after the death, it's likely that they already have a vase, so a wrapped bouquet for Buddhist use would be appropriate.The typical lifespan of arrangements and bouquets is about one week to 10 days. If you'd like the recipient to enjoy the flowers for longer, a potted plant might be a better choice.We offer various potted plants, including moth orchids, to suit your budget and occasion. Please feel free to visit our store or contact us for more information.Regarding moth orchids, we provide detailed information in our blog article "Introducing Moth Orchids by Price Range," so please take a look if you're interested.