"rose bouquet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a group of roses that have been arranged in a bouquet. For example: "I bought my wife a beautiful rose bouquet for our anniversary."
Stopping to pick up a rose bouquet, I race for the Westchester train.
Buy her a rose bouquet each week, when you purchase scientific supplies for yourself like a book, a microscope, a Petri dish, etc".
The ability to imagine odors varies greatly among people, ranging from people who can easily imagine the delicate, sweet aroma of a rose bouquet to those who struggle to recall the scent of a tuna casserole.
As my then-boyfriend opened the lid, his expectant smile wilted like last week's rose bouquet.
The researchers delivered pulses of rose bouquet during this slow-wave state; the odor did not interrupt sleep, and the students said they had no memory of it.
For all its abundant main events, this book is also crammed with striking minor characters, from Niko's blindly adoring Greek mother to the actual recipient of the rose bouquet.
The photo was flanked by the club and Catalonia flags and rose bouquets.
PENNY-PINCHING lovers can always turn to Las Vegas, where wedding-chapel packages start at just a couple of hundred dollars (wedding music included, rose bouquets extra) and annulments are fast and cheap.
Still, there's no denying the emotional impact of a classy, professionally published album; in apologizing-to-your-spouse situations, for example, this gift blows rose bouquets off the map.
From the gilded candlesticks to the deep violet and blush pink rose bouquets to the chalices.
Crafted out of 115 feet of ivory satin organza and 165 feet of tulle, the intricate piece features a 10-foot-long train and nearly a hundred hand-cut rose bouquets made of Chantilly lace.
