September 26, 2022
5 of the Craziest Reasons People Have Sent Flowers
September 26, 2022
Is there ever really a bad time to send someone flowers?
The answer is no! Sending flowers is one of the best ways to let someone know you care.
When we think about sending flowers, we tend to think of occasions like Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, birthdays, anniversaries, the all-time favorite, “I’m sorry for messing up,” or even for no specific reason at all.
But we want to give you a sneak peak at some…what we suppose you could call extra special occasions.
When you’re a local florist, you truly see it all – the good, the bad, and the ugly – whether you want to or not!
We’re talking about the top 5 wildest things our Lovingly Partner florists have seen on the job:
5. Whoops! #staysafe
You can never be too careful!
Summer from Consider the Lilies delivering a public safety announcement that hopefully came in handy.
4. A Gift From the Other Side of the Rainbow
Talk about true love!
Get your kleenex out, Olivia from Limón Floral & Giftsmade the impossible possible… sending flowers from the other side of the rainbow.
3. Yikes - Talk About Desperate
That’s the PG version, at least…we’re sure you can fill in the blanks.
Carmela from Thoughtful Gifts and Flowers in Woodbridge, ON witnessed someone truly betting on love.
3. Not Safe for Work!
This one was definitely rated ‘R’…
When we say you really see it ALL when you are a florist…this is what we mean! Any guesses on what this “rejuvenation procedure” was?
David from Bouquets N Things in Easton, PA sure has a story to tell!
Click here for all the gory details.
2. Big Shout Out to the Moms!
Thanks to all the Moms out there for doing what you do – you really do it all!
We’re sure Micheal from Flowers by Pat got a good laugh out of this one.
1. At Least He's Honest...
It’s good to know your strengths and weaknesses, folks!
Lori from Nebraska City Florist in Nebraska City, NE created a flower arrangement for a straight shooter who knew he messed up and flowers were the only solution.
