The History of Valentine’s Day Says to Send Flowers

Valentine’s Day is also one of the biggest holidays to send flowers. The rose is the traditional Valentine’s Day flower

Valentine’s Day is also one of the biggest holidays to send flowers. The rose is the traditional Valentine’s Day flower, as it signifies romantic love, but there are many other flowers that people send to communicate the different types of love they feel for those important people in their lives. This Valentine’s Day, the pros at Fiorence have created magnificent bouquets that fit every type of love and budget. With Valentine’s Day choices that cover the spectrum of affection, here are a few suggestions from Fiorence to help you celebrate the history of Valentine’s Day (and not meet the same fate as St. Valentine!):

Roses – A holiday tradition, Fiorence offers a selection of one, two, or three dozen long-stemmed or short-stemmed red roses to send to your lover this Valentine’s Day.

Three Days of Valentines – Your love is so hot that you need more than just one day to celebrate. Surprise your sweetheart by sending her/him one Fiorence bouquet on Valentine’s Day and two others during the following days. Continue celebrating your love for one another after Valentine’s Day is over.

Scent with Love – Send your crush this mixed bouquet of pink oriental lilies, white freesia, and bells of Ireland from Fiorence this Valentine’s Day to find out if Cupid’s arrow has struck and she/he feels the same way about you!

Valentine’s Day Spectacular – Use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to remind your mom and/or grandma that you love her and are thinking about her, whether she is near or far, with this beautiful arrangement of stargazers and blue irises from Fiorence.

Loves Me, Loves Me Not Daisies – Single or not, remind your friend how fabulous she/he is this Valentine’s Day and how much you treasure your friendship by sending this pretty arrangement of daisies from Fiorence.