According to Teleflora, orange flowers symbolize passion, energy, and enthusiasm. Orange sends a vibrant, confident message to the recipient. Yellow flowers represent joy, happiness, and friendship, and make a sunshiny statement.
Consider these possibilities as bright, sunny additions or as unique, unexpected focal points:
> Asiatic lilies (orange courtesy of fiftyflowers.com; yellow courtesy of wholeblossoms.com)
> Daisy poms (orange courtesy of danisaflowers.com; yellow of wholeblossoms.com)
> Gerbera daisies (orange courtesy of fiftyflowers.com; yellow of wholeblossoms.com)
> Roses (orange courtesy of comments20.com; yellow of wholeblossoms.com)
> Sunflowers (just yellow) (image courtesy of florafreshinc.com)
> Tulips (orange courtesy of colourbox.com; yellow of my.opera.com)
Note: It's best to order well in advance of the holiday rush so you can ensure that you get the flowers that will make your Valentine's Day as perfect as possible.
Disclaimer: Not all flowers pictured may be available. Always call to inquire for availability of specific flowers and colors.
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