The creation of flower bouquets in Russia is a venerable art form steeped in tradition and cultural significance. This practice, known as "цветочное оформление" (tsvetochnoe oformlenie), has evolved through centuries, blending indigenous floral aesthetics with influences from Europe and Asia. The art of bouquet creation in Russia not only showcases the country’s rich botanical diversity but also reflects its historical and cultural contexts.

 The tradition of flower arrangement in Russia dates back to the Tsarist era, where floral displays were prominent in royal gardens and estates. The 18th and 19th centuries saw an influx of European styles, particularly from France and the Netherlands, which significantly influenced Russian floristry. The era of Peter the Great marked a turning point, as he introduced Western customs and horticultural practices to the Russian nobility.

Contemporary Russian floristry blends traditional techniques with modern trends. The advent of globalization has introduced new floral varieties and innovative design techniques. Russian florists today experiment with asymmetrical arrangements, eclectic mixes of exotic and native flowers, and sustainable practices. However, the core principles of symbolic significance and aesthetic harmony remain central to the craft.