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Recreating the Magic of Tender Emotions with Flowers

The flowers that sleep by night, opened their gentle eyes and turned them to the day. The light, creation's mind, was everywhere, and all things owned its power. ~ Charles Dickens.

Author: Dipanegi

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Flowers are one of the most beautiful of all creations. Their presence itself spreads the magic of celebration or gives gravity to a serious occasion. Flowers are truly the universal gifts across occasions. Any and every situation is complete without them. Sending flowers is the least one can do to make an occasion count. Get well soon, stay healthy and happy, congratulations, i am sorry, thank you, lets be friends etc. are all the messages that these colourful, fragrant blossoms convey.

On the other hand, if it is a common occasion or celebration then also one should send flowers to their loved ones. It has now become very easy to send flowers to India & worldwide, wherever your loved ones are present. Some popular festivals or 'days' and the flowers associated with them are described here.

Father's Day
Third Sunday of June is celebrated as Father's Day across many countries of the world. It is an occasion that asks us to celebrate the bond that fathers share with their children. Some favourite Father's Day flowers are roses and exotic or tropical flowers. Tropical flowers include Orchids, Rhizomes, Gingers, Helicon etc.

Mother's Day
In most places, Mother's Day is the second Sunday in May (May 09, 2010), in United Kingdom it is celebrated according to the religious calender (fourth Sunday of Lent). Most popular among all Mother's Day flowers are Carnations and especially so white Carnations. Roses, spring flowers like Narcissi, Tulips and Daffodils can also be given to your mother on Mother's Day.

Valentine's Day
Though there are many other flowers that can express the range of feelings we call love. But, the most popular flowers that represent love are roses. Valentine's Day flowers should ideally be the one your 'valentine' or your 'to be valentine' loves. The most common flowers for Valentines Day are red, pink, peach and yellow Roses.

Friendship's Day
Friendship Day is celebrated first Sunday of every August. International Friendship Month is February; Old Friends, New Friends Week is the third week of May. Friendship is the most sacred of all relationships that two people could share. Friendship's Day flowers are the best way to show your friend what he/she means to you. Yellow Roses, pink or orange Roses, Tulips, Sunflowers, Oriental lilies, Gerberas, Daisies and Orchids are all examples of flowers for friends.

Easter
Easter is a festival that celebrates hope and renewal. Easter and its related holidays do not fall on a fixed date in either the Gregorian or Julian calendars. The dates of easter are based on a lunar calendar and thus moves from 22nd March to 25th April. Easter would be celebrated in the first Sunday of April this year, i.e. 4th April 2010. White Lily, white Roses, white Carnations, green Euphorbia are some of the flowers that are associated with Easter celebrations.

Christmas
Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus. Christmas comes from the words Cristes maesse, or Christ's Mass. It is celebrated on 25th December every year across the world. Poinsettia with red or white flowers, Christmas Cactus with pink or red flowers, Christmas Rose and Holly are popular Christmas flowers.

About Author

Dipa Negi is an urbane working woman. She lives in New Delhi, India and works for a multinational company as an assistant manager. Dipa loves following and writing on indian culture, celebrations and shopping. You can check various sources for sending flowers as gifts. I have visited this gifts site. http://www.indiangiftsportal.com/india-shopping/all-time-favourites/fresh-flowers/, you can also refer this to get ideas on the same.

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Recreating the Magic of Tender Emotions with Flowers