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What Types of Flowers to Send for a Birthday

By Simon Crowther @prestigeflower

What types of flowers to send for a birthday

If you want to help a loved one celebrate their birthday, you'll need to get your thinking cap on as far as flowers and gifts are concerned. Gift shopping can sometimes be tricky but, when you send birthday flowers, you can be sure that they will make the recipient smile. Of course, if you're not sure what type of flowers to send, it's good to remember that your florist will have plenty of fantastic options.

One option to consider is sending a bunch of flowers that are associated with the recipient's month of birth. Each month is associated with at least one type of flower. Find out which flower applies to your loved one's birthday and ask your florist about availability.

Anoter option is to choose something bright like sunflowers, sweet smelling lilies, or irises. These flowers are all extremely attractive. Not only do they have an impressive appearance, but their colours are also really striking. Some flowers, like many kinds of lilies also have a wonderful scent.

Last, but not least, you can consider your loved one's preferences. If the prefer a particular type of flower or even if they have a certain favourite colour, you can give them an extra treat by sending a bouquet that takes these preferences into account.

Remember, reputable florists do not only sell flowers. You should be able to add some optional extras that will be delivered along with your birthday flowers. Depending on the florist, you can expect to find such extras as vases, balloons, chocolates, wine, and even perhaps a special birthday cake! Your florist might even have bundles as part of their product range. These bundles include several items and they usually help you get the most value for money.

Don't forget to include a special message to accompany your flowers and gifts. This way, the recipient will know that you are thinking of them on their special day!


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