9 VALENTINE'S DAY FLOWERS AND THEIR MEANING

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and that means it's time to start thinking about what Valentine’s Day gifts for your loved one. Some people have already discovered unique personalized gifts like Hooray Heroes personalized books for your girlfriend or boyfriend, but everyone agrees flowers for Valentine’s Day are a must.

According to Flower Actually, roses are a popular choice as Valentine’s Day flowers, but lilies are also very romantic. But which flowers would be the perfect fit for your soulmate? Deciding on which flowers to get will probably depend on your and your partner's style and budget, but you might want to be able to say a lot by simply giving the right kind, too. So read on and learn a little bit more about the language of flowers this Valentine's Day.

1. Red Roses

There is no flower more associated with Valentine’s Day than the red rose. But before we start talking about roses, let’s set the mood with this rosy song!

Roses of this color represent love and passion, making them the perfect way to show your significant other how much you care. If you want to really turn up the romance, consider adding some red roses to your Valentine’s Day bouquet!

2. White Roses

If you are looking for a classic flower to give your Valentine, then look no further than the white rose. White roses represent purity, innocence, and reverence, making them the perfect way to say “I am thinking of you” or “I miss you.”

3. Pink Roses

There's something about pink roses that makes them so perfect for Valentine's Day. Maybe it's because they symbolize love and appreciation, or maybe it's because they're just so darn pretty. If red is passion, and white in purity, pink is the mix of the two, and that’s why we think pink roses are a great way to show your special someone how much you care.

4. Yellow Roses

There are many different colors of roses that you can give your loved one on Valentine’s Day, but yellow roses are a great way to show your affection. Yellow roses represent joy, happiness, and friendship, which makes them the perfect gift for someone you care about. If you want to add a personal touch to your gift, consider adding a note with a special message.

5. Carnations

Carnations are a popular choice for Valentine's Day, and there are many reasons why. For one, they come in a wide range of colors, so you can find the perfect hue to match your loved one's personality. They also have a long shelf life, meaning your bouquet will last well beyond February 14th.

But what do carnations really mean? The most common interpretation is that they represent love and admiration. Pink carnations in particular are often seen as a symbol of everlasting love, while red ones convey deep affection. White carnations can be used to express purity or luck in love, while purple ones denote capriciousness.

So if you're looking for a flower that conveys both your feelings and your personality, carnations are a great option. Just be sure to choose the right color to make sure your message is clear!

6. Lilies

Lilies are a classic flower for Valentine's Day, and there are many different types to choose from. Each color of lily has its own special meaning. For example, white lilies represent purity and innocence, while yellow lilies symbolize joy and happiness. So if you are looking for a flower that is both romantic and beautiful, then lilies are the perfect choice.

7. Orchids

Orchids are one of the most popular Valentine's Day flowers, and it's easy to see why. These gorgeous blooms come in a wide range of colors, from traditional reds and whites to more unique shades like pink, purple, and even black. And they're not just beautiful; they also have a rich history and meaning.

According to the Flowermeaning website, orchids symbolize "love, beauty, refinement, strength, wisdom, and thoughtfulness." They're often given as a sign of appreciation or admiration, and can also be used to express sympathy.

If you're looking for a Valentine's Day gift that is both beautiful and meaningful, consider giving your loved one a bouquet of orchids. And if you’re not sure how to care for it, check these useful tips.

8. Chrysanthemums

There are many different types of flowers that can be given on Valentine's Day, but one of the most popular choices is the chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemums actually come in a wide variety of colors, each of which has its own meaning. For example, red chrysanthemums symbolize love, while white ones represent purity. Because of their meaning of “affection and familiar attachment”, they play an important part in Netflix’s mystery movie about Enola Holmes, Sherlock Holmes’ sister, starring Millie Bobby Brown, whom you might know from Nextflix's hit Stranger Things.

So, whether you choose a single flower or a bouquet, chrysanthemums make an excellent choice for Valentine's Day. They are sure to please your loved one and express your feelings perfectly.

9.  Tulips

Tulips are also one of the most popular Valentine's Day flowers, and it's no wonder why. The Dutch fell in love with these flowers, and at the height of Tulip Mania in the Netherlands, one single bulb cost the same as a Grand Canal mansion in Amsterdam! Talk about luxury.

These beautiful blooms are associated with love, passion, and desire. They also symbolize perfect happiness and eternal life. If you're looking for a flower that conveys your deepest emotions, look no further than the tulip.
When you’ve made your decision, and you’re ready to make your purchase, it’s time to choose the right flower shop. According to The New York Times, the best flower delivery service is UrbanStems. They also recommend Costco if you’re on a budget, and Teleflora, a service that uses local florists.

If you want to make this Valentine’s Day even more special, get a personalized book for your partner starring them with those flowers. Whichever flower you choose for your loved one, we’re sure you’re going to make them very happy. Happy Valentine’s Day!