Thanks for being a part of my Valentine's Day present to my boyfriend. All my friends said it was weird to get a man flowers as a gift, but I always liked getting them. He was genuinely surprised and happy to receive them, myself. He said that he had never gotten flowers before from a girl and he really liked the feeling it gave him. I'm glad that you could help me share that moment with him, and hopefully more moments like that to come.(Deirdre N. , La Crosse WI )

 

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My mother has just discovered the Internet and sent his sister in County Sligo, Ireland two lovely flower bouquets for her birthday and Christmas. Sending flowers over such a distance is a miracle, and my father and I would like to thank you all.(Allanah Kerry, Los Angeles CA )

 

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You send flowers at extreme times in a person’s life. They are probably either at their best or their worst when they come to you, so I guess it's important that your website be easy to use. And it sure is.(Maria N. , Santa Maria CA )

 

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My boyfriend doesn’t know the first thing about flowers but the personnel in your florist shop helped him buy a lovely flower bouquet for my mothers 65th birthday. If you can teach him to appreciate flowers, you can teach anyone!(Jeanne Davey, Cleveland OH )

 

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My great aunt’s funeral was so terribly nice, and the glowing flower arrangements that you sent helped make it that way. Everything was so fresh and colorful, just the way she would have wanted it.(Pearl U., Racine WI )

 

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My wife and I are expecting a baby around the middle of June. Do I have to get her Mother's Day gift? That must sound a little stone-headed. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry, right? Well, I'm writing this to tell you that For the past four gift-giving occasions - her birthday, our anniversary, Christmas, and Valentine's Day - I've given her flowers from your site, and I'm here to tell the tale. Flowers work. No matter how often you give them, she's perpetually grateful and appreciative. So I guess I've answered my own question.(Gerald P., The Woodlands TX )

 

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I decided to be audacious this year and send my boyfriend, who is in Peru with his family for the moment, a series of flower bouquets. One a day for a week until his birthday. The reason it was so audacious is that his family is in the florist business and use FTD every day. I’m not sure if they were sending the flowers to themselves down there, but the gesture has warmed them to me (finally), and I’ll be seeing Gabriel very soon. Thank you very much for your service.(Lucy I. , Fayetteville AR )

 

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As a society, we tend to send flowers out of feelings of guilt for not being in a place we would normally be. Before the advent of automobiles and airplanes, we wouldn't stray too far from home (except in a few cases), and so we didn't have a need for sending gifts through the mail, or the Internet, or using FTD, or some other wire service. But we are products of our times, and because even nuclear families are so far flung, and because husbands and wives often live and work on different continents from one another, we have this need to send gifts to one anther in lieu of being there. What we're acknowledging is that we usually do what we can to make compromises between how we would like to live and how we would like to be close to one another. It's apparently socially acceptable to be apart like this as long as we can send each other things that remind us of this emotional connection even though there's no physical connection. ROCK ON, BROTHER!!!(Rey V. , Nagoya , Japan)

 

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Your flowers were just the pick me up that my sister-in-law needed. She's undergoing chemotherapy for cancer and there is a lot of time spent just trying to get through. People help, of course, but I think flowers help in a different way. It's important to give reminders of what kind of beauty there is in the world and what there is beyond the hospital walls to live for. I just want to give everyone who works there a hug. Thanks.(Bonny F. , Missoula MT )

 

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My status as a second daughter in my family means that I am usually the left out one. I’m forced into the kitchen with my mother and aunties even though I have no idea how to cook. Although I have to say that my gift of flowers and balloons to the mistress of the house didn’t get me out of kitchen duty, it did get me some extra time with the men in the family as they were impressed I was able to spend so much on a deceptively gorgeous gift. My dad even mussed up my hair like he does my brothers. Score one for women!(Pat L., Bangalore )

 

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