What can be more romantic than sending a single red rose stem or a floral bouquet to someone you love on Valentine’s Day to show love and affection?
The tradition of sending flowers on Valentine’s Day dates back many, many years. St Valentine is depicted as being the saint of lovers. February 14th is the day dedicated to this Saint in the United Kingdom, America and many European countries.
The Victorians used Valentine’s Day and the sending of flowers as a coded ‘message’ to lovers or those to whom they were attracted. The surprise and intrigue for Victorian women was to try and decipher the code and who sent the flowers; those who thought they were admired and failed to receive a Valentine’s Day gift of flowers would become distraught and despaired! This tradition lives on for millions people-they eagerly await a delivery of flowers only to be desperately disappointed if there wishes are not brought to fruition. Wives, husbands, partners and lovers feel neglected and rejected if they do not receive a Valentine’s gift on February 14th.
The ease of ordering flowers and gifts for Valentine’ Day online provides little in the way of excuses for those who forget! A bunch of flowers grabbed from the supermarket or petrol station on the way home has no comparison with those which are brought from a florists for many women and men. Careful and thoughtful flowers arranged and presented by skilled florists are the only acceptable type of Valentine’s flowers in many people’s eyes!
Florists will deliver flowers to any type of destination within the UK-whether it be to a home address or workplace. One great advantage of using online ordering is the availability of adding other gifts to the order-chocolates in delightful heart-shaped boxes, helium balloons declaring love, a bottle of heady red or fruity white wine or a soft and cuddly teddy bear added to the Valentine’s gift will be greatly received without doubt, showing that the sender has gone that little bit further to impress and please their lover. Gifts other than flowers are ideal for those who suffer from allergies to pollens which can be sent by florists to provide the same impressive impact.
Flamboyant bouquets, the bigger the better, are becoming popular ways to show affection and admiration, especially when delivered to workplaces. Large bouquets containing the same flower type, typically red roses, will provide a very ‘showy’ and ostentatious declaration of love and affection for all to admire.
Although traditionally it is men who send flowers to their show their love and affection, more and more women are choosing to send flowers to men on Valentine’s Day. There are many different flowers, as well as red roses are being selected by women. The saucy anthuriums, with its heart-shaped crimson flower and large creamy beacon send a message which does not leave much to the imagination as to the sender’s intentions!
Valentine’s Day Flowers delivered anonymously will add to the intrigue and magic on this one day of the year dedicated to lovers young and old- a great way to show someone you really love and care for them.
The tradition of sending flowers on Valentine’s Day dates back many, many years. St Valentine is depicted as being the saint of lovers. February 14th is the day dedicated to this Saint in the United Kingdom, America and many European countries.
The Victorians used Valentine’s Day and the sending of flowers as a coded ‘message’ to lovers or those to whom they were attracted. The surprise and intrigue for Victorian women was to try and decipher the code and who sent the flowers; those who thought they were admired and failed to receive a Valentine’s Day gift of flowers would become distraught and despaired! This tradition lives on for millions people-they eagerly await a delivery of flowers only to be desperately disappointed if there wishes are not brought to fruition. Wives, husbands, partners and lovers feel neglected and rejected if they do not receive a Valentine’s gift on February 14th.
The ease of ordering flowers and gifts for Valentine’ Day online provides little in the way of excuses for those who forget! A bunch of flowers grabbed from the supermarket or petrol station on the way home has no comparison with those which are brought from a florists for many women and men. Careful and thoughtful flowers arranged and presented by skilled florists are the only acceptable type of Valentine’s flowers in many people’s eyes!
Florists will deliver flowers to any type of destination within the UK-whether it be to a home address or workplace. One great advantage of using online ordering is the availability of adding other gifts to the order-chocolates in delightful heart-shaped boxes, helium balloons declaring love, a bottle of heady red or fruity white wine or a soft and cuddly teddy bear added to the Valentine’s gift will be greatly received without doubt, showing that the sender has gone that little bit further to impress and please their lover. Gifts other than flowers are ideal for those who suffer from allergies to pollens which can be sent by florists to provide the same impressive impact.
Flamboyant bouquets, the bigger the better, are becoming popular ways to show affection and admiration, especially when delivered to workplaces. Large bouquets containing the same flower type, typically red roses, will provide a very ‘showy’ and ostentatious declaration of love and affection for all to admire.
Although traditionally it is men who send flowers to their show their love and affection, more and more women are choosing to send flowers to men on Valentine’s Day. There are many different flowers, as well as red roses are being selected by women. The saucy anthuriums, with its heart-shaped crimson flower and large creamy beacon send a message which does not leave much to the imagination as to the sender’s intentions!
Valentine’s Day Flowers delivered anonymously will add to the intrigue and magic on this one day of the year dedicated to lovers young and old- a great way to show someone you really love and care for them.