What type of flower would be a bad choice for Valentine’s Day ?  Cauliflowers!

Of course, it’s unthinkable that anyone would send a dull veggie to their loved one on such an important day.That would NOT be a joke!But love is no joke, and if you’re wanting to declare your feelings, flowers are by far and away your best bet.

Well, it’s not going to be a cauliflower – but what should you choose ?It doesn’t have to be fancy to bring delight.Size doesn’t count – sincerity does.It is the thought that counts.

If you’re thinking about a fresh flower delivery, Perth Florist Direct say their top four most popular flowers that they send out on the 14th February are roses, carnations, lilies and orchids.But there are no hard and fast rules.These days, modern Romeos (and Juliets) are happy to choose more unusual and creative arrangements, which often include novelty gifts, chocolates, personal care products and gourmet foods.There’s such a huge range available and new ideas and products appearing all the time – the most difficult part is choosing.  The one certainty is that fresh flowers have the power to melt any heart!

Roses are the firm favourite on February 14th as they epitomise the message of romantic love and passion.Their popularity is legendary and goes way back, with red roses said to have been the Roman Goddess of Love, Venus’s favourite flower.   And they’re still favourites today.

The obvious – and most popular choice – for Valentine’s Day is red roses.  But with so many varieties available these days, there’s no need to stick with tradition to declare your love.White, yellow, purple, orange, pink and even blue – roses come in so many different hues these days, and look amazing on their own or mixed with other varieties.

If you really want to get deep and meaningful, here are a few meanings of the different colours of roses :

Red – love and passion
Pink – friendship, happiness
Orange – desire
Yellow – friendship, joy and celebration
White – purity, innocence, true love
Red and white mixed – harmony
Yellow and orange mixed – passion, desire

February 14th is the busiest day of the year for florists – but a good florist should always have the time to discuss your personal requirements.After all – your future could depend on it!  Their website should also give a clear indication of styles, prices and delivery terms and will contain a whole stack of ideas for sending that special message.

Get that lovin’ feeling and spoil your partner (or your partner-to-be!) with an amazing Valentine’s Day flower delivery from Perth Florist Direct.