How to buy Flowers for Valentine's Day (Florist advise)

Valentine’s Day can be fun, as it is a light-hearted celebration and the one day of year when customers are predominantly male. It is important to feel comfortable when you are buying flowers, there many ‘new man’ who will be the first time buying the flowers for his sweetheart.
Choosing Flowers For Valentine's Day should be just as important as the day itself.

Follow these steps, and you will be sure to bring delight to someone this holiday.

1.Where to buy Flowers For Valentine's Day.

There are several places to buy Valentines Day flowers from:
*Gas station or supermarket. Grabbing a wilting bouquet from the gas station or cheap roses from the grocery store will be enough, but you’d be very wrong in fact. Don't do the same mistake every year, and have low quality flowers delivered to the person who means the most to you. Give them the Valentine’s gift of an amazing luxury flower bouquet, and let them see just how much you really care.
Your Supermarket may be convenient, but they won't have the right kind of selection and have low quality flowers and high prices.

*You can order and send Valentine’s flowers online and save with discount flower delivery services. Customers often find better prices when buying on the Internet, because online flower shops typically have lower prices and more discount deals when sending our order placed on the Web. Plus many offer tons of other Valentine’s gift ideas including gift baskets, gourmet foods, chocolates, teddy bears and other products.

*The local floral shop must be your top preference if you want the best variety of flowers for Valentines Day and the best quality arrangements. Instead calling to the Flower Shop we recommend visiting a florist in person. Don’t let higher market cost alarm you or upset you. Let you florist know what price range you fell comfortable in. Most florist very decent people who want to help their customers and they will have variety of options in wide range price.

2. Know her preferences.
The first thing you need know who you are buying for. Flowers for Valentine’s Day come in all sorts of colours, shapes, and smells. Take this opportunity to buy flowers that match your receiver's preferences. Does she like the colour red or pink? Does she like something with a light scent? Etc.

For different age’s group you might want to consider the following:



20 and under Gerbera, Tulips, Daisies, Sunflowers, Carnations

Tulips traditionally mean "perfect love" and are really a great alternative to the rose. Tulips come in a huge variety of colours and shapes,. This simple flower really symbolizes the perfection of your love, with its sculpted petals and beautiful cup. A simple bouquet of three or five tulips is ideal to give to your darling this Valentine's Day.

Carnations is another traditional flower. They are frilly and feminine and come in hues like pink, white, and red, as well as more stunning shades of purple, green and even blue. They can be quite stunning, but tend to be the cheaper of the flowers available. These flowers last longer than most, up to 3 weeks after they've been cut.


20 – 30 Cubed glass containers with different types of flowers in the same shade or lilies.


Lilies. These elegant flowers are stunning when presented alone or in a cluster and do best when not combined with any filler. They are come in several colors, including red, white and yellow and symbolize beauty . . . just right for letting your girl know how lovely you consider her to be. But beware Lilies have really strong smell.


40 – 50 Roses, Garden variety mixture
Roses -Clichéd perhaps, but still very romantic. Red is for passion, perfect for the hot young couple who is just getting into their affair. Pink roses are romance, ideal for chaste pairs and married couples, or anyone who is just in love. But stay away from yellow, these ones mean friendship and aren't very romantic at all.

60 and above Blooming plants

3. Match her personality
Come early enough and you can personalize flowers for Valentine’s Day." Come in with idea or a theme. Is she outdoorsy type personality or romantic? Is there a vase she loves? Bring it! Do things to make it personalized. Just a little bit of information on your beloved can help a florist develop an exclusive and special arrangement.


In general Valentines Day Flowers are a romantic gift, but these flowers hold more romantic connotations than others. Whether you choose to go with the traditional rose or something a little more unique, you can guarantee that your gesture won't be misinterpreted if you give flowers.

Caution:

• Don’t leave flowers in the car they will freeze.
• When buying fresh-cut flowers before Valentine's Day, be sure to keep them in a vase with worm water and flower food. Before putting flowers into the water cut them with knife.
• Fresh cut flowers generally last 4 to 7 days. They can last longer depending on what variety of flower you purchase.
• Keep flowers in a cool environment to help them last as long as possible.
• Don't forget to attach a gift tag to your flowers.