What Your Valentine’s Bouquet Really Says

Flowers speak a language of their own, especially on 14 February. At Expressions in Cambridge, we believe every Valentine’s bouquet tells a story. So, what does yours really say? Here is a quick guide to the meaning behind the most popular blooms.

The meaning of a red rose Valentine’s bouquet

The classic red rose is the ultimate sign of passionate love. A dozen says “I’m all yours”. In contrast, a single rose whispers “you’re my one and only”. Red is not your only option, though. For example, pink roses show admiration, while white roses stand for pure and lasting love.

Playful and unique choices

Want something different? Tulips are elegant and cheerful, so they suit new love and long-time partners alike. Meanwhile, lilies add sophistication and symbolise devotion. Gerberas bring bright energy, and they say “you make life brighter”.

Choose the right style

We offer more than just bouquets. For instance, our flower bags combine beauty with easy care. They are ideal for busy romantics who want something stylish. Alternatively, a charming posy is small in size but big on heart. It makes a sweet surprise for a secret admirer.

Add a gift that lasts

Flowers fade, but a small gift can stay long after Valentine’s Day. That is why many customers add chocolates, a candle or a hand cream. Similarly, a diffuser or body lotion makes a lovely keepsake.

Flowers for every kind of love

Valentine’s Day is not only for couples. You might celebrate new love, a lifelong partnership or even self-love. Whatever your story, we will help you find the right floral message. In fact, we have helped the Cambridge and Waikato community share their hearts through flowers for many years.

Order your Valentine’s bouquet early

Valentine’s Day is our busiest day of the year. Therefore, we recommend ordering early to secure your favourite blooms. We deliver across Cambridge for $15 and to Hamilton for $20. Browse our flowers online, visit 57 Victoria Street or call 07 823 0119.

This year, don’t just give flowers. Instead, give a message with a Valentine’s bouquet from Expressions.