Convo day photos need a bouquet, and that's what these are made for: bright, photogenic and easy to hold in a robe. Sunflowers are the crowd favourite, followed by roses and pastel mixes.
Convocation season runs at universities all over the Klang Valley, from UM, UKM and UiTM to Taylor's, Sunway and Monash, and it gets busy. Order a few days ahead, and if you're sending to a campus, include the full address and the graduate's phone number.
Want to add a little extra? A money bouquet goes down well with students.
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Choosing a graduation bouquet
Convocation photos are the reason most people buy a graduation bouquet, so pick something that photographs well: sunflowers for a bright, happy look, roses for something classic, or a bouquet with a small plush toy for a playful touch. Keep the size manageable, as graduates carry it around for hours.
Convocation day tips
Convo venues get busy. Many families send the bouquet home or to their hotel the day before, or collect it on the way. Check the delivery details on the product page before you order.
FAQs
What flowers are popular for graduation in Malaysia?
Sunflowers are the favourite, followed by roses, baby's breath and bouquets with a graduation bear.
Can you deliver to a university convocation hall?
Convocation halls usually restrict access, so we recommend delivering to a home, hotel or office nearby instead.
Is a bigger bouquet better for photos?
Not always. A medium bouquet is easier to hold through the ceremony and still looks full in photos.