You can often buy a bunch of flowers at the local supermarket, or gas service station (in the UK). It's a collection of different flowers grouped together - or sometimes the same flower especially in the case of red roses 😉 If I wanted to get a 'bouquet' of flowers, I would go to the local florist, who would spend some time putting together an artistically organised collection of flowers, which would be be firmly attached together, in order to maintain their pleasing aesthetic appearance. Bouquets can be large or small and are often associated with weddings funerals or special anniversaries. The bride at a wedding often carries a small bouquet that she will throw behind her, after the marriage, to be caught by someone. Tradition has it that the person catching the bouquet will soon be getting married themselves. (again, in the UK - but probably another English speaking countries too...) Bouquets usually cost a lot more than 'bunches' too. 😯

You can pick a bunch of flowers, a group of flowers but they may or may not be similar or well-arranged. If you get a bouquet of flowers, as Charlie said, you would go to a florist and ask a professional to arrange them artistically.

The meaning is essentially the same, although "a bouquet" sounds nicer. Также слово «bouquet» означает, что цветы были собраны профессионалом в цветочном магазине. Если вы говорите «a bunch», это может означать просто группу цветов или что-то более профессиональное. Большинство американцев произносят «bouquet» по-французски, = boooo-kaaay, xaxaxa Good luck!

A bunch of flowers is simply the loose gathering of fresh flowers while a bouquet is a more careful gathering of flowers that are often wrapped in paper & tied with a ribbon.

A bunch is a random amount of flowers A bouquet is a fixed arrangement of flowers My name is Andrew, and I’m an American and a native speaker of English. If you would like to practice your English with my please let me know.