After many years together, you think that you have Valentine’s Day figured out. But once it’s around the corner, you still find yourself having a hard time deciding what Valentine’s Day flowers to choose for your beloved.
While you already know exactly what gifts to give her, you know that she has higher expectations when it comes to flowers. So this year, we’ll solve that problem with these tips:
Think About Colour
You don’t always have to get red flowers for Valentine’s Day. In fact, you can steer clear from that colour completely if you’ve already given that before, and you want to surprise your beloved with something more unique. The colour that you choose also symbolises the message that you’d like to convey. For instance, white would be perfect for a new date since it means fresh beginnings.
On the other hand, lavender tells someone that you’re completely in love with them. Pink is perfect if you’d like to express your gratitude towards your partner, and purple is a symbol of deep admiration. Well, of course, you have red, which means deep love and romance. While you can choose more than one colour, try to stick to at least two palettes to not make your bouquet look too busy.
Think About the Type of Flower
Like colours, different types of flowers also have their own meanings. For instance, carnations are perfect if you’re just trying to woo someone since it symbolise admiration. Sunflowers, on the other hand, mean loyalty and adoration, while tulips mean you care for and love someone unconditionally.
Think About Your Recipient
Now, you don’t want to give your loved one flowers that will let her end up in the emergency room after. Some people have allergies to certain flowers, so you need to be mindful of that when choosing the right blooms for your beloved. You can straight up ask her if she has any allergies to flowers. But if you’re still trying to get to know her and you feel that asking that question could turn her off, go for safer choices like roses, tulips, petunias, daffodils, and lilies that don’t have as much pollen as other varieties.
Think About Style
You might think that bouquets are all similar, but they’re not. In fact, you can choose from a wide variety of styles—from traditional bundled-up ones to cascading bouquets that your recipient will surely love. Now if you don’t know exactly what to choose, you can seek help from your florist. Tell her about your beloved’s personality or her likes. Or maybe, you can sneak into her Pinterest boards and get some hints on the types of bouquets she’d love to receive on special occasions like Valentine’s Day.
Whatever you choose and whatever budget you have, remember that the gesture of giving her flowers will already mean a lot to her. And if you want a hassle-free experience in ordering the perfect Valentine’s Day flowers, get in touch with Jodie McGregor Flowers, and we’ll take care of it for you.
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