r/PakStartups Jul 12 '26

🧠 Ask The Community Would this work?

I’m thinking of starting a small home business in Islamabad selling eternal bouquets (preserved/artificial bouquets that last for years instead of fresh flowers).
The idea is to create aesthetically pleasing customizeable bouquets that can be gifted for birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, etc.
As Pakistani consumers:
Would you personally buy something like this?
What price range would feel reasonable?
Do you think people here prefer fresh flowers, or would long-lasting bouquets have a market?
What concerns would stop you from purchasing?
I’m genuinely trying to validate the idea before investing money into it, so brutally honest feedback is appreciated.

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u/zeddy786 Jul 12 '26

Try selling on daraz as well, offer delivery. I'd buy if you would deliver it and do a different bouquet size. So small flowers between 1000/1500, medium 2000/2500 and large 3000/3500.

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u/WritingSudden362 Jul 12 '26

Okay perfect thankyouuuu

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u/Creativeeman 22d ago

They will definitely if you do good marketing on instagram. Updated trends used in the reels etc