Y
Yours
Guest
7 Valentine’s Day Flowers that Beat Roses
For a thoughtful and surprising way to say "I love you," pick up one of these romantic floral alternatives this Valentine's Day.
Tulips
Red and pink tulips symbolize fresh beginnings, says celebrity event designer You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now., making them great to give when you've just started a romance. A perfectly scarlet tulip represents "perfect love," according to one Turkish legend. Tulips can also help if you're in the doghouse; smooth things over with yellow tulips (cheerful thoughts) and encourage forgiveness with white tulips.
Orchids
You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. tropical arrangements like anthurium or orchids are reminiscent of the far-off places they hail from (Hawaii, Brazil, the Amazon Basin), adding an exotic hint of fantasy to your floral mix. Orchids in particular are delicate and graceful, representing love, luxury, beauty and strength.
Sunflowers
The yellow petals and open face of this big bright flower symbolizes the sun itself. An entire bouquet conveys warmth, happiness, adoration, and lasting love.
Gerber Daisies
Daisies typically look innocent and fun, but a red one is a sweet and unexpected choice to express love, says You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.. Grab a multicolored bunch to say "I admire you," "thank you," "I love you," and "you make me happy" all at once.
Lilies
Lilies are elegant and refined, but a bold choice. Bailey suggests a Mini Cala Lily, which blends magnificence and beauty with purity and innocence, or a Red Peruvian Lily, which mixes red heart-shaped petals with a hint of yellow.
Carnations
Pink carnations symbolize a mother's undying love—and their budget friendly price means you can afford a substantial bouquet.
Succulents
If you're part of the 36 percent of women who bought flowers for their guy last Valentine's Day, pick up a pot of these to say "I love you." More spiny than delicate, succulents like aloe, cacti, or sempervivum are easy to care for and can last for months inside or out.
rd.com
For a thoughtful and surprising way to say "I love you," pick up one of these romantic floral alternatives this Valentine's Day.
Tulips
Red and pink tulips symbolize fresh beginnings, says celebrity event designer You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now., making them great to give when you've just started a romance. A perfectly scarlet tulip represents "perfect love," according to one Turkish legend. Tulips can also help if you're in the doghouse; smooth things over with yellow tulips (cheerful thoughts) and encourage forgiveness with white tulips.
Orchids
You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. tropical arrangements like anthurium or orchids are reminiscent of the far-off places they hail from (Hawaii, Brazil, the Amazon Basin), adding an exotic hint of fantasy to your floral mix. Orchids in particular are delicate and graceful, representing love, luxury, beauty and strength.
Sunflowers
The yellow petals and open face of this big bright flower symbolizes the sun itself. An entire bouquet conveys warmth, happiness, adoration, and lasting love.
Gerber Daisies
Daisies typically look innocent and fun, but a red one is a sweet and unexpected choice to express love, says You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.. Grab a multicolored bunch to say "I admire you," "thank you," "I love you," and "you make me happy" all at once.
Lilies
Lilies are elegant and refined, but a bold choice. Bailey suggests a Mini Cala Lily, which blends magnificence and beauty with purity and innocence, or a Red Peruvian Lily, which mixes red heart-shaped petals with a hint of yellow.
Carnations
Pink carnations symbolize a mother's undying love—and their budget friendly price means you can afford a substantial bouquet.
Succulents
If you're part of the 36 percent of women who bought flowers for their guy last Valentine's Day, pick up a pot of these to say "I love you." More spiny than delicate, succulents like aloe, cacti, or sempervivum are easy to care for and can last for months inside or out.
rd.com
