What Are the Top 5 Most Popular Flowers for Valentine’s Day
By Olivia at Flower Club
Flowers are always a popular choice for Valentine’s Day, and there are many different types to choose from. While roses are the most iconic flower of love, there are many other options that can be just as romantic.
How Valentine's Day Flowers Came to Be
Valentine's Day is a special day for couples around the world, and flowers play a big role in the celebrations. But how did flowers become such a big part of Valentine's Day?
The tradition of giving flowers on Valentine's Day really took off in the Victorian era. At this time, it was very popular for young men to give the women they were courting small bouquets of flowers. The most popular flowers to give were roses, lilies, and violets.
Today, the tradition of giving flowers on Valentine's Day is still going strong. Roses are still the most popular flower to give, but many other types of flowers are given as well. No matter what type of flowers you choose, they are sure to bring a smile to your loved one's face.
What Are the Most Popular Valentine's Day Flowers
Valentine's Day is a popular holiday for exchanging flowers. When choosing flowers for your Valentine, it is important to consider the meaning and symbolism behind each type of flower. Each person is different, so take the time to think about what your Valentine would appreciate most.
Here are the top five most popular flowers for Valentine’s Day:
1. Roses
Roses are the most popular flower for Valentine's Day, with about 84% of people buying them on this special occasion. Red roses symbolise love, desire, appreciation, and admiration, so it's no wonder that they are such a popular choice for the holiday. If you're looking to make a grand gesture, a bouquet of two dozen red roses is sure to do the trick.
2. Lilies
Lilies are a romantic flower that is often associated with love and appreciation. They come in a variety of colours, but white lilies are particularly popular for Valentine's Day. These beautiful flowers are a perfect way to show your significant other how much you care. A bouquet of lilies is sure to make a lasting impression and is sure to be appreciated.
3. Tulips
Tulips are another popular choice for Valentine's day. These beautiful flowers are associated with love and happiness, making them the perfect way to say "I love you." Tulips come in a variety of colours, so you can pick the perfect shade to match your loved one's personality. Whether you choose a bouquet of red tulips for a traditional Valentine's Day gift, or a mixed bouquet of tulips in their favourite colours, they're sure to appreciate your thoughtfulness.
4. Daisies
Daisies have been a popular choice for Valentine’s Day flowers for centuries. They’re simple, yet beautiful and represent innocence and purity. These beautiful flowers come in a variety of colours, including white, pink, and yellow. A bouquet of daisies is a great choice for someone who loves simple, elegant flowers. Daisies are also a symbol of new beginnings, which makes them the perfect choice for a fresh start in a new relationship.
5. Carnation
Carnations are a popular choice for Valentine’s Day flowers, and for good reason. They’re beautiful, come in a variety of colours, and have a long history of being associated with love and romance. Carnations are also said to represent different emotions, such as love, admiration, and gratitude. If you’re looking for a flower that conveys all the different emotions you’re feeling for your loved one, carnations are a great choice.
Conclusion
If you're looking to make a lasting impression on your valentine this year, you can't go wrong with any of these five popular flowers. Just remember: roses are red, violets are blue, and with the right flower, your valentine will be head-over-heels for you, too!
Story by Olivia at Flower Club
About the Creator
Olivia Ford
Creative Floral Designer in Melbourne, currently working with the Flower Club team and passionate about making stunning arrangements every single day.



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