Gifting flowers for Valentine's Day is like a tradition. It's a way of pronouncing your love or showing gratitude for the friends and special people in your life.
While roses — especially those that are deep red — are popular during this romantic holiday, there are other flowers with special meanings you might not know about. Consider calla lilies for attraction, gardenias for secret love, and red tulips as romantic dedication.
Roses
The rose is a traditional Valentine's Day flower. Roses are a sign of love and passion, and the redder the better. Although many people think of red roses as popular Valentine's Day flowers, keep in mind that only a few ladies enjoy getting them, and they can be oppressive at times.
Sometimes classic is classic for a reason. Put together a bouquet of long-stemmed red rose and your Valentine won't be mad about it. For an extra touch, mix red with pink roses, which represent poetic love and admiration.
Sunflowers
These cheerful beauties are the perfect flowers to send your mom or a friend to brighten their day. Bouqs pairs these oversize blooms with Solidago, a smaller flower, for double the yellow, double the fun.
Carnations
These white ruffled flowers make for an affectionate bouquet. They might get a bad rep as a supermarket filler flower, but invest in a luxurious bunch and their true beauty—and subtly spicy scent—blooms.
Phalaenopsis Orchid
This purple striped Phalaenopsis orchid makes a radiant addition to any space. Your loved one will appreciate its vivid color and how easy it is to care for.
Dried Flower
Drama and beauty combine with this dried bouquet featuring thistle, lavender, mini pampas, bunny tails, broom bloom and eucalyptus. They're great gifts for your partner, best-friend or family member.
Lilies
Lilies are a lovely flower that may be enjoyed at any time of year. Pink flowers for girls and yellow lilies for boys are the most popular. They're long-lasting, attractive, affordable, and available in practically every hue.
Lilies come in a variety of red, pink, and yellow colours, similar to roses. They're simple to maintain and maintain, and they look fantastic to take care of, to look fantastic in any container, and to function as a love symbol
Gerbera Daisies
Gerberas, like tulips, are long-lasting, visually pleasing flowers with colourful petals. They come in a variety of hues and would make a lovely accent to any Valentine's Day flowers arrangements.
Orchids
Orchids are stunning flowers with an even more stunning aroma, and they come in practically every colour imaginable, so it's no wonder that they're one of the most popular flowers. They endure a long time and look fantastic in any setting.
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