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Celebrate each passing year with a gift that's suitably
dramatic, a fitting reminder of a magical wedding day. Traditional
lists suggest commemorating your first anniversary with paper; we
suggest a garden of paper-white flowers, fresh, fragrant, and
undeniably romantic. After seven years, skip copper and present a
lush bouquet of copper-colored Roses, along with fresh
declarations of your continued affection.
The perfect present for the person who has everything, flowers
practically unwrap themselves. Decoration and gift all in one, a
colorful bouquet saves you from all the will-they-like-it angst of
birthday shopping. We've never had anyone try to return their
birthday flowers, and they're pretty much guaranteed to be the
right size. If you're planning a birthday party, remember to
schedule your flower delivery a few days early, so they'll bloom
in time.
An eloquent way to let someone know you care, flowers aren't
just for romance anymore. Celebrate your friendship with a
thoughtful note and a fresh bouquet, treat your long-time best
friend to a long-lasting potted Orchid, or send a cheery bunch of
yellow Roses to an intriguing new acquaintance. There's no need to
wait for a special occasion; after all, they're your friends every
day.
Carefully chosen and suitably subdued, funeral flowers should
be both appropriate and exquisite. Lush blooms in muted tones
bring simple beauty to any ceremony, and are a tasteful tribute to
a life well-lived.
Please note: Because many of our flowers are delivered in bud
form, we recommend contacting the funeral home prior to delivery,
or sending sympathy flowers directly to the bereaved.
Professional without being boring, generous without being
inappropriate, a bouquet of fresh flowers can be the perfect
corporate gift. Thank the whole office with one of our Grand
Boxes, charm a client with a colorful bouquet, or take advantage
of one of our Year In Bloom® programs and adorn your own desk
with a constantly changing array of fresh flowers.
A single rose may be enough to disprove the classic line
(romance, as we all know, isn't even close to dead), but there's
no need to limit yourself. Pop a colorful bouquet out from behind
your back, adorn her doorstep with a box of over a hundred red
tulips, or present two dozen roses at the end of a romantic
dinner. You provide the candlelight; we'll provide the flowers
(and chocolate, if need be).
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Some milestones require commemoration, congratulation. Whether
you're welcoming a new baby into the world, watching someone toss
their graduation cap high into in the air, or celebrating a
friend's first home, flowers are in order. Send flowers to match
the occasion— a lush bouquet in the graduate's school colors,
the brand-new kitchen's colors, or sweet pastels for a just-born
baby.
Sometimes a thank-you note just isn't enough. For the neighbor
who watched your house for a week, for the college kid who tutored
your not-in-college-yet kid through the SATs, or for the co-worker
who goes above and beyond the call of duty, you need a gift that
shows the extent of your appreciation. Eloquent without being
excessive and sweet without being saccharine, flowers are always
appreciated, and a great way to say thanks.
If happiness promotes healing, and flowers promote happiness,
is there any better gift for an ailing friend than flowers? We
think not. Send some cheer to the invalid in your life with a
fresh bouquet in vivid, life-affirming shades. Gerbera Daisies may
be the classic "Get Well Soon" flower, but don't let
that limit you; try tulips, roses, or even a mixed bouquet.
Note: If you're sending flowers to a hospital, please specify
the room number of the patient. You may also wish to contact the
hospital directly, in order to ensure that the patient receives
the flowers as soon as possible.
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