Showing posts with label Flowers for Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers for Valentine's Day. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 5, 2020

Sending Flowers for Valentine's Day

There is no better way of showing someone you care than giving Valentine flowers. Even if you are giving other Valentine gifts, Valentine flowers add that little something extra to any Valentine's Day gift.
What Flowers to Give For some people, roses are the only flower that will do as Valentine's flowers. Nothing says "I love you" better than roses. Roses are the ultimate romantic flower, and the most popular present for Valentine 's Day. White roses are for love, red roses are for passion, and yellow roses are for friendship. Lilac roses are the choice to symbolize love at first sight. Red roses are the most traditional Valentine's flower, but white, yellow, or pink, are also used. Red Roses signify passion or strength of feeling, yellow roses stand for love, and white roses traditionally reflect innocence. A dozen red roses are considered to be a gift of love, while a single long stemmed red rose is usually seen as a passionate gift.
Other Choices for Valentine's Flowers
If you want to choose something different for a Valentine's flower, consider the recipient. What is her favorite flower? Knowing what certain floral colors symbolize can help you make the perfect choice.
What Colors Mean in Flowers
Blue Valentine's flowers represent tranquility and harmony, and give a sense of stability, confidence, honesty and security. True blue flowers are difficult and often expensive to come by.
Green Valentine's flowers bring good luck, with emerald leaves, apple-tinted blossoms, and chartreuse stems are associated with harmony and stability.
Orange Valentine's flowers suggest flamboyance, and really 'fiery' blossoms convey confidence and kinship.
Pink colored Valentine's flowers in pale pinks suggest emotional healing and inner calm, and bright shades of pink suggest friendship, and a fun romance.
Red Valentine's flowers are intense, passionate, and dynamic. Red colored flowers are seductive.
White Valentine's flowers represent peace and purity, and if they are given as a gift they are a gesture of respect.
Yellow Valentine's flowers represent hope and happiness, or are given as a token of courage and cheerfulness
This is a busy time of the year for florists so order early. Make sure you add a thoughtful message to your Valentine's Day flowers, even if you are giving them in person. It can be romantic, humorous or a quote from a poem.


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Monday, February 4, 2019

How to Select Valentine’s Flowers Like a Champ

Ah, Valentine’s Day. The holiday always falls on the 14th of February, but still — somehow — seems to come out of nowhere. Don’t get caught off guard and end up scrambling to find a token of your affection. Flowers are the perfect gift.
Your sweetheart will appreciate and remember having received your Valentine’s Day flowers — especially if they’ve never received a floral delivery before. You will receive extra bonus points if your beautiful floral gift arrives in front of your sweetheart’s coworkers. Your love will be the topic of conversation for all of the right reasons, and you will be so happy you sent those flowers.
With so many sources available for purchasing flowers, it can be overwhelming to make the right decision. My favorite place to buy flowers is from a local professional florist.
What’s the benefit? First, by going in person, you’ll have the opportunity to chat with a sales person, designer or possibly the shop owner — any of whom can offer advice on the latest trends, the different meanings of flowers, etc.  You’ll have the chance to see the types of flowers they carry, the design styles they create, the green and blooming plants offered, and perhaps some extra little gifts that can enhance your order. 
Ask what they’ll have specially designed for Valentine’s Day, perhaps in a keepsake or themed vase or container. If your sweetheart has a favorite flower, ask about its seasonality and if it can be included. Don’t forget: plants also make great gifts. 
Be sure you leave yourself plenty of time to order and be prepared with the recipient’s information for delivery. If your flowers (or plant) are headed to the office, include the business name, any department or floor information, phone contact, and if they only work until a specific time. Every florist wants you to have a fabulous floral experience; providing the correct contact information makes it a snap.
While most flower shops have a website to check out as well, you just might enjoy a few minutes of calm perusing the flower shop. Enjoy the opportunity to surround yourself with beautiful flowers and plants.
When you’re ready, place your flower order in person, on the phone or their website with complete confidence. February 14th is coming. Be fearless and make it fabulous.

Monday, January 14, 2019

Once in a Year Celebrate Romantic Festival Called Valentines Day

Why you should give your loved one Valentines Day flowers. For hundreds of years Valentines Day has been celebrated by lovers everywhere. Where did this traditions start anyway, and why to we exchange Valentines Day flowers and candies with each other? Well, I have done some searching and I have come across some interesting stories that go along with this tradition. Some of these stories may be true and others may be just what their supposed to be-stories. Here is a short version of what may have really been the beginning of sending Valentines Day flowers on Valentines Day.
Why was St. Valentine so important?
About 8 hundred years before V- Day was established, a man named Claudius was in power in Rome. He felt that marriage was a bad thing because it made poor soldiers out of men. So, he banned marriage from his empire. St. Valentine did not agree with this rule, so he would secretly marry couples that came to him. St. Valentine was caught and soon after he was stoned and then beheaded.
Valentine Traditions:- In Wales wooden love spoons were carved and given as gifts on February 14th. Hearts, keys and keyholes were favorite decorations on the spoons. The decoration meant, "You unlock my heart!"
In the middle Ages, young men and women drew names from a bowl to see who their valentines would be. They would wear these names on their sleeves for one week. To wear your heart on your sleeve now means that it is easy for other people to know how you are feeling. In some countries, a young woman may receive a gift of clothing from a young man. If she keeps the gift, it means she will marry him.
some people used to believe that if a woman saw a robin flying overhead on Valentine's Day; it meant she would marry a sailor. If she saw a sparrow, she would marry a poor man and be very happy. If she saw a goldfinch, she would marry a millionaire. A love seat is a wide chair. It was first made to seat one woman and her wide dress. Later, the love seat or courting seat had two sections, often in an S-shape. In this way, a couple could sit together -- but not too closely!
No matter what is true and what is myth, V- Day has become big business for the flower, card, and candy companies. Many exist only because of this one day a year. If your and man and have a wife or girlfriend, and you let Valentines Day go by without getting her flowers or candy, your going to be in big trouble. So take my advice, but some effort into your gift too. A carefully chosen V-Day card will take you a long way; take it from a woman who knows however, Valentines Day flowers are still your best bet. If you're lucky enough to have someone who loves you on V-Day, then you should show him or her how much they mean to you. Those who give Valentines Day flowers may be a big money making machine for these companies but, this day allows those sometimes are not always able to show their loved ones how much they care. Valentines Day flowers makes it easier for everyone to prove their love and devotion to the one's that love them.

Sunday, January 22, 2017

Valentines Flowers Tips for Guys on the Go

Valentines Flowers Tips for Guys on the Go

It's tough to be romantic when you're on the go, working 12 hours a day, and juggling mulitple priorities. No wonder that on a romance scale of 1 to 10, only 19% of women rate their boyfriend, husband, or significant other a 7 or higher. But, wait guys; there's help. Even if you're on the go, you can boost your romance quotient this Valentines. Here's how.
Don't fret about choosing the right gift.
Flowers are still the most desired gift from an admirer and to express love. They're personal, romantic, and according to researchers at Rutgers University, actually raise peoples spirits. In one study with 147 women of varying ages, those who received flowers smiled significantly more than those who received other gifts. Fresh, colorful flowers evoke happy feelings. Other studies indicate that flowers actually improve emotional health and make people feel more connected. According to professor Jeannette Haviland-Jones, PhD, "The phrase 'stop and smell the roses' may have a touch of genius in it."
Order early.
Sending Valentines flowers is fast and easy! There are wonderful local florists in virtually every town, as well as dozens of leading online florists that deliver nationwide. And, ordering only takes a few minutes. So, don't let your busy schedule get in the way. Just pick up the phone or shop online. But, remember, Valentines is the "Superbowl" of flower holidays, with five to ten times the normal volume of deliveries. So, for the best selection, service, and pricing, it's best to order early. You'll be glad you did.
Sending flowers to where she works?
That's a great idea. It can brighten her whole week, she'll be reminded of you every time she looks at them, and co-workers comments are a big plus, too. But, here's a helpful tip from Romeos in the know. With million of deliveries on Valentine's Day, flowers can arrive almost anytime. So, play it safe. Ask for delivery the day before Valentine's. That way your gift will be even more of a pleasant surprise and is sure to be enjoyed throughout all of Valentine's Day. In other words, you look like you were planning ahead and avoid any risk of your gift looking like a last-minute afterthought.
There's more to Valentines than just red roses.
While beautiful long-stem red roses are still the most popular Valentine's flower gift, there are lots of other options for every taste and budget. Many women prefer pretty pastel roses in pink, peach, yellow, or assorted spring colors. They can make you stand out from the crowd. And, almost half of all Valentine's bouquets aren't roses at all; they're lush mixed bouquets and spring flowers such as tulips. Choosing something unique can show you remember your sweetheart's favorite color or flower. Your favorite florist will have a great selection and can quickly help you with the best choice.
Remember flowers after Valentine's too.
What's the best way for a man to make a lasting impression on a woman? Research shows that the answer to making a memorable impact is right under his nose -- with flowers. Ninety-two percent of women can remember the last time they received flowers, and 89% agree that receiving flowers makes them feel special. "If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, then the pathway to a woman's heart is through her other senses," says Rebecca Cole, of Discovery Channel's Surprise By Design. "Flowers are a sensual gift that can express any emotion so simply - with just a little knowledge and a phone call to your florist." And, flowers given for no special reason may be the most special of all. So, light a fire with flowers this Valentine's. And, keep it burning with a surprise gift of flowers anytime throughout the year.

Sunday, February 7, 2016

Lasting arrangement: Coggins Flowers and Gifts marks 60 years


DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY

Lasting arrangement: Coggins Flowers and Gifts marks 60 years



Jim Coggins, left, his daughter Lori and grand-daughter Karlee, 5, at Coggins Flowers and Gifts on North Church Street in Spartanburg.
TIM KIMZEY/tim.kimzey@shj.com
Published: Sunday, February 7, 2016 at 6:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 5, 2016 at 3:17 p.m.
The beautiful arrangements in the back of Jim Coggins’ floral shop remind him that growing a small business requires patience, hard work and attention to detail.

“It’s just what you’ve got to do if you want to build something that’s going to last,” said Coggins, owner of Coggins Flowers and Gifts at 800 N. Church St. near Spartanburg Medical Center.
This year, the store will celebrate its 60th anniversary.

Coggins’ parents, the late Helen and Walter Coggins, opened the flower store behind a barber shop on North Church Street in 1956, the same year Coggins was born. The idea grew out of his mother's passion for arranging roses grown in her own garden. Both of his parents went on to study design at Finley’s Floral School in Greenville.

Coggins said he started working in the shop when he turned 5. He swept the floors and watched his parents create beautiful bouquets.

Now, he has brought his son, Brad, and daughter, Lori, into the fold. His wife, Ginger, also contributes at the shop. And his granddaughter, Karlee, who is 5, has just started to show an interest, giving Coggins hope that the store might continue to a fourth generation.

“I’ve been reading about some local businesses turning 50,” Coggins said. “I was thinking, we’ve got them beat by 10 years. … It’s pretty rare in the flower business to find a shop that has been around that long and still owned by the same family.”

When Coggins was still a child, his parents moved their business to a former grocery store closer to the hospital.


In 1969, the shop moved across the street into a new structure that was built on the site of a former gas station at 800 N. Church St. It has remained there for the past 44 years.

Coggins was able to salvage the business’s old sign, which now hangs inside the store, from the grocery store before it was demolished.

Coggins took over the reins of the business in 1981. The senior Coggins, who also worked part-time as a night watchman, died in 1992.

Helen Coggins continued to help out at the shop on holidays until her death in 2011. She was 92. Her last day at the shop was on Valentine's Day.

Coggins said his parents would be happy to see the business thriving.

“It’s tough,” he said. “You have to work long hours and stay focused. … It means a lot to me that we are turning 60. I’m glad I can have the opportunity, because you just don’t see that anymore.”

Coggins said the Great Recession hit his business hard between 2008 and 2010. In 2011, sales began to bounce back and have continued to grow every year.

He credits increased marketing efforts and a commitment to quality products and service for the comeback.

“Making sure we do the right thing,” he said. “That has been very important.”

Lori Coggins said she is optimistic about the future of the business.

“Some days are tougher than other,” she said. “Overall, it has been a great experience to work alongside my dad and learn from him, to work together as a family.”

Thank you, Trevor Anderson for writing such a nice story about our 60 years in business. We look forward to many more years.

  http://www.goupstate.com/article/20160207/ARTICLES/160209774/1086?p=1&tc=pg

Monday, January 25, 2016

Say it With Flowers This Valentine's Day

Say it With Flowers This Valentine's Day 
Valentines Day is not merely a day for gifting but also the day that upholds the importance of the celebration of love. It is the perfect occasion to convey messages of love, affection and admiration for special people in our lives.  Valentine flowers are particularly beautiful as they signify hidden messages. Roses feature as the predominant flower ideally gifted to loved ones on this special day. The messages conveyed on Valentines Day depend on the color and type of the chosen flowers.

The importance of specific colors of flowers and the unique messages conveyed are as below:

Roses: A popular survey denotes that the most widely preferred color is the innately classic rose. Most women the world over, prefer roses to other flowers on Valentines Day. Deep red colored ones symbolize passionate and true love. In recent times, women have shown preference for colors other than the traditional red. Peach is for admiration so is the color orange while white roses symbolized innocence and purity. A bunch of mixed roses connote varied emotions and heartfelt passion towards the special someone. Pink roses are symbolic of poetic romance while purple ones denote majestic glory. If 'love at first sight' is what you wish to convey then lilac is the color for you.

Lilies: Lilies are quite popular as valentine flowers and akin to roses, the different colors denote different messages. Oriental lilies with large blooms are a favorite among women that prefer class and quality over quantity. A bunch of full bloomed lilies are perfect for the one you love, hence they make great valentine flowers.

Carnations: Carnations are exquisite looking and make ideal gifts for Valentines Day. They are the second most popular flowers to be gifted on Valentines Day. They have a feminine aura about them which makes them all the more appealing to the recipient.

Gerberas: These flowers add a contemporary touch to valentine gifting and make great gifts for all age groups. They have a fresh feel and look exquisite in mushy posies which may be accompanied with messages and other customized gifts.
Valentine flowers certainly speak better than words but the gifts are nicer when they appeal to the recipient. So, know the recipient's choice before opting to say it with flowers. Choose right and celebrate love, the floral way.

Monday, February 9, 2015

Why You Need To Gift Your Lover Flowers On Valentine’s Day




Flowers make the ideal gift for Valentine’s Day. You can't go wrong with them since they are beautiful, romantic and always manage to make a person feel special. Flowers speak the language of love like no other and if you really want to prove your love then you need to get the perfect flower bouquet for them. It's not really necessary you go all traditional with a red rose bouquet, there are a number of really beautiful flowers that you can choose from in order to express your love in the most romantic way known for ages now.

Whether you’ve been planning on asking the one you love out, or whether you plan n popping the question, Valentine’s Day makes the perfect occasion. You could get your lover the best things in the world, but there’ no better way to express your love for a person than with the perfect bunch of flowers. If you’ve been thinking of new flower ideas that are different, then here are some options you might want t to try out. 

Red Flowers
They don’t have to be roses; they could be any kind of red flowers in the color red. Red is traditional and screams 'I love you' in one of the most obvious manners. Red symbolizes love, and what better way to express your love on Valentine’s Day than with a perfect bunch of red flowers. You could opt in for a bouquet of red carnations, daises or roses depending on what you like.

Purple Flowers
Purple symbolizes royalty and if you want to make your lover feel like a prince or princess then purple is the way to go. Think out of the box and gift your lover a bouquet of purple flowers that will make them feel great.

Pink Flowers
This is the most innocent way t express your love. Pink symbolizes pure love which is cute and delicate. These flowers make a great gift for the youthful lovers who have just got together. You could opt in for English roses or lilies. Pink is an ideal color for your girlfriend, after all what girl hates pink?

Yellow Flowers
This is the safest way to go if you plan on proposing to a person on Valentines Day. Yellow is fresh, happy and is screams friendship. Get the one you love a bunch of sunflowers or daffodils and win over their hearts in no time at all.

There are a number of places you could get flowers from, however Coggins Flowers and Gifts is an ideal place to book that perfect bouquet of flowers that will bring a smile to your lovers face. This site efficiently delivers flowers all over the nation and if you’re one of those spouses that are away from their partner on Valentine’s day, then don’t give them a reason to complain, order that bouquet of flowers and bring a smile to their face this Valentine’s Day.

Monday, January 26, 2015

Place Your Valentine's Day Order Early



One of the popular events for sending flowers globally is Valentine's Day, besides the US is not exempted when it is about giving gifts on this distinctive day. Your exceptional someone will be expecting a bunch of roses to enjoy the love shared among the two of you. Fresh flowers are a remarkable gift for any event, not to talk of this special period. The most common gift on this important occasion is roses, and many people choose to send a bunch of red roses meant for Valentine's Day. Nevertheless, why not consider other varieties of flowers to send as an irreplaceable floral gift? Florists offer romantic flowers aside from roses.

Other romantic flowers you can send your Valentine...

Daisies are a stunning flower type that is supple and appropriate for numerous occasions. Daisies flower expresses virtuousness and conveys dependability. The gerbera daisy can be termed a romantic flower that you can send to somebody, which you are not in a serious relationship with. You can give this flower to your new girlfriend.

Orchids are a stylish flower type that evokes mystery and style. They are generally sent on this loving occasion, as they demonstrate to a special someone how unique they are.

Another flower to consider is Tulips. These are the insignia of romanticism couple with red roses, and are known as the second popular flower universal. The red tulip carries romantic love, whereas the purple tulip is a sign of royalty. Both insignia are suitable for Valentine's Day.

Celebrating this special day is useless without a bunch of flowers. Actually, flowers are what make up Valentine's Day, and the conducts linked with this day would change if individuals had to stop sending flowers to their loved one. Undeniably, florists are tremendously busy on this unique day, and it just starts with flower delivery. To be ready for this event, florists have to ensure that they have enough flowers especially roses as well as flowers to accommodate numerous flower delivery orders by their customers. Online florists and local florist shops like Coggins Flowers and Gifts are also busy during this occasion as numerous people choose to order Valentine's flowers ahead of the day. In most cases, people would have made up their mind to give flowers to someone this Valentine's Day, so they place their order in advance.

To be at peace, ensure you order flowers in advance, so that both online and local florists process your flower order before the day. With quick access to the internet, you can easily order for a flower. On this day, online florists cannot guarantee same day delivery. Whether you desire to send roses or perhaps other kinds of flowers, or an assorted flower bouquet, which comprises roses and additional romantic flowers like orchids or carnations, purchasing floral bouquets on the net is easy and inexpensive!