PortoVase for whom?

PortoVase for the consumer

For the consumer a bouquet in a PortoVase is an ideal gift to give or receive, either for a special occasion such as a birthday, Christmas, Easter or Valentine’s Day, or at any other time.
Ideal to give because transporting the PortoVase, in the car, on the bike, or walking, is no problem: If the vase does tip over there is no water leakage and the bouquet stays in place exactly as it was arranged.

Ideal to receive because, as the bouquet is already in a vase, there’s nothing to do except take off the gift wrapping, add fresh water and enjoy.

The PortoVase is also the ideal choice for places like hospitals where vases are often not available and the convenience of minimum care is much appreciated.

And, when the flowers have faded, just remove the bouquet, unscrew the inner ring from the vase, throw away the inner ring and the medium, and what is left is a vase that can be used again and again.

PortoVase for the bouquet arranger/packer

 

PortoVase is easy to pack. Just pour in 500ml of water plus cut-flower food into the vase (to keep the flowers watered during transport/display), and insert the arranged bouquet in the vase. The gripping ‘fingers’ in the inner ring will hold the flowers in place. The bouquet is now ready-to-go. You can, of course, add gift wrapping.

PortoVase for the retailer

PortoVase is an ideal gift concept. As the vase contains sufficient water for two days chilled transport plus up to four days display in the shop, additional watering is not necessary. The vase is very stable, but if it is knocked over no water will leak out onto the shop floor, into the shopping trolley or in the purchaser’s car. Accidents, drying wet shop floors and topping up vases with water are in the past. This means a clear reduction of work for the shop’s staff.

PortoVase for online florists

PortoVase is easy to pack. Just pour in 500ml of water plus cut-flower food into the vase (to keep the flowers watered during transport/display), and insert the arranged bouquet in the vase. The gripping ‘fingers’ in the inner ring will hold the flowers in place.You can, of course, add gift wrapping.

The bouquet in a PortoVase is now ready to be enjoyed by the recipient. No stem trimming or searching for a suitable vase is needed – just take off the gift wrapping, top up with water and cut-flower food and place the vase on the table.

And, when the flowers have faded, just remove the bouquet, unscrew the inner ring from the vase, throw away the inner ring and the medium, and what is left is a vase that can be used again and again.