What flowers should I send to different people?

Flowers are very good gifts, but they should be chosen according to different people, occasions and purposes. The following are some gift-giving techniques collected by Meng Qi for you in different gift-giving occasions.

First, when friends celebrate their birthdays or visit long-lost friends, they can send a bunch of flowers to express their blessings. You can choose your partner's favorite flowers or colors to match. Observe the flowers and colors that the other person likes or hates on weekdays, and you can get what you want. If you don't know each other's preferences, you can also choose foliage plants or small potted plants that can be kept indoors. However, it should be noted that potted plants are not easy to raise.

Second, when sending flowers to conservative elders, it is best to avoid the whole bunch of white or yellow flowers, which may violate some people's taboos. Some flowers should also be sent carefully. For example, chrysanthemum is a kind of flower with noble character and gentlemanly demeanor in Japan. But in Taiwan Province Province, chrysanthemums are funeral flowers. It is not advisable to send flowers that are easy to wither or potted plants that are difficult to grow. Sending flowers to men is not suitable for sending carnations, which is easy to cause misunderstanding.

Third, it is best not to send potted plants and fragrant flowers to patients. Sending potted plants is "leaving roots in the hospital". Don't send flowers with pollen and strong fragrance, such as lilies. Pay attention to cutting off stamens to avoid pollen scattering and causing allergic or other adverse reactions in patients. Hyacinthus orientalis, rose, lily, etc. They all have a strong fragrance and are not suitable for patients. If patients like fragrant flowers, they can give orchids, tulips and other flowers with faint fragrance.

Fourth, subordinates should not send roses to their superiors, whether of the opposite sex or the same sex, so as to avoid misunderstanding.

Fifth, colleagues, especially the opposite sex, should also be careful. It is impolite to send yellow roses or daffodils to each other rashly on birthdays. Because yellow roses represent jealousy, including work and feelings; The latter refers to the arrogance and hypocrisy of the other party.

Sixth, send flowers to the elderly, not flowers that are difficult to grow or fade easily; It is best to avoid sending annual flowers, such as Petunia, pansy and primrose. It is best to send small potted plants, such as pine and cypress, Fujian tea; Or send some long-lived flowers, such as longevity flowers, hyacinthus orientalis, evergreen trees, ivy and so on. In terms of color, try to send flowers that are cheerful and lively, and don't send flowers that are all white or too elegant. Chrysanthemum, in Taiwan Province Province and France, is used for funerals, while in Japan, chrysanthemum is a very revered flower.