Congratulations on Your Inauguration, A Guide to Wreaths and Messages
A Practical Guide to Choosing the Right Wreath and Message for an Inauguration Ceremony
A Practical Guide to Choosing the Right Wreath and Message for an Inauguration Ceremony
In Kim Chun-su's poem, 'the flower begins with the call of his name,' which reminds us of the weight of a name. The same applies to wreaths sent to inauguration ceremonies, where the name and title must be accurately conveyed to bring the message to life.
Official events usually have a strict protocol. Late arrival of wreaths can disrupt the order of entry and leave empty spaces in the background during photo shoots. Therefore, it is common for wreaths to be placed on site 30 minutes before the event starts, which is essential not only for etiquette but also for visual completion.

Government agencies, associations, and companies have different rules for wreath entry locations and sizes. Local governments usually only allow wreaths to be placed at the front entrance, while company headquarters only permit them in the lobby or meeting rooms. Additionally, institutions with enhanced security require prior reporting and approval, and wreaths with metal ribbons or lights are often prohibited.
The color and width of the ribbon are important, with white or silver ribbons of about 5 cm in width chosen for formal occasions. The message should be arranged in the order of the recipient's name, title, and congratulatory content, and written concisely within 20 characters.
Inauguration is the official start of a new position, so the word 'inauguration' must be included. On the other hand, promotion refers to an upgrade from an existing position, so the expression 'promotion' or 'appointment' is used. Additionally, inauguration ceremonies have many external guests, so formal language is required, while promotions are internal events, allowing for a slightly softer tone.
To maintain freshness, it is best to process and ship flowers immediately after they are received from the morning auction. Arrive in Bloom guarantees same-day delivery for orders placed before the deadline, and as we disclose actual delivery photos, customers can check how their wreaths will arrive in advance.
'When the name is called, the flower blooms in its place.'
You can place an order until the deadline, and we guarantee same-day delivery. Please request delivery to the site 30 minutes before the event starts.
Prior reporting and approval are required, and we recommend a pure wreath without metal decorations and a white ribbon.
Please arrange the message in the order of the recipient's name, title, and congratulatory content, and write it concisely within 20 characters.
We offer 24-hour ordering and same-day delivery to major cities nationwide. Please check the deadline for each region on our website.
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Published August 15, 2026 · by Arrive in Bloom · Flower Editor