Many flowers are given to express the giver’s feelings, such as roses to say “I love you.” On Valentine’s Day, flowers are often given as an act of gratitude, appreciation, passion, or friendship. Here you’ll find some traditional meanings of certain flowers, and who you should send them to.
Yellow Roses: Sunny colored roses mean “friendship” and should be given to a close friend. When used romantically, they can also mean “let’s just be friends.”
Tulips: If the love of your life is not into roses, consider giving her tulips. Available in a wide range of colors, tulips say “I love you.”
Bamboo Plant: Unique and charming, bamboo plants mean “lucky.” Give one to your boyfriend or husband to let him know just how lucky you are to have found him.
Zinnias: These lovely flowers are often to given to say “I miss you.” Send them to a long-distance family member or friend.
Sweetheart Roses: Miniature or sweetheart roses say “You’re sweet.” Give a small bouquet to a female family member, such as a daughter or granddaughter.
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