Flowers have a long history as an ideal option for a present. Giving flowers to someone is a simple method of speaking the language of love, and it's been praised worldwide for ages. Bringing a flower arrangement to a wedding ceremony, birthday celebration, anniversary, or even a funeral service is a fantastic way to make them relaxed and put a smile on your loved one's face. These color pops are indeed a valuable gift from nature to boost the atmosphere and aura of any location and person.

There are so many styles and kinds of flowers to choose from when getting the perfect bouquet for a family member or friend or picking a flower arrangement for any other occasion. Choosing a floral bouquet can be an exciting and enjoyable experience. You can also craft one at home if you have some floral beauties blossoming in your backyard or have the skills to craft artificial blooms like sola wood flowers.

Flowers – a meaningful gift:

Every flower has a purpose, and people began presenting flowers as presents after they recognized the wide range of emotions and messages that could be expressed via them. People still use various flowers to express complicated meanings. When you gift a bouquet to someone, each bouquet conveys a specific message.

Keeping this in mind, woodflowers.com has put up a list of bouquets for four major occasions when people give flowers to one another.

·       Bouquets for Weddings:

A wedding is the most important event in everyone's life. Though the divorce rate is too high today, many individuals still feel that marriage is a one-time event, and this positivity is worthy of commemoration. When it comes to wedding bouquets, you have to emphasize on following factors:

• It is crucial to concentrate on the bouquet's actual structure. A good wedding bouquet keeps the right proportion of all the elements, including scaling, depth, line, proportion, and rhythm.
• Balance accentuates the material used in the bouquet's creation while also determining the bouquet's final form and color.
• A symmetrical bouquet is created by evenly dividing the flowers, greenery, fillers, etc., on either side of the bouquet. You can make an asymmetrical bouquet by unevenly dividing the elements while maintaining color and form in balance.
• Scaling is about the size of a wedding bouquet. Will it be a big one or a small one? This only depends on the physical appearance of the bride and her personal preference.
• Depth and line go hand in hand since they both work to lead the viewer's attention along a specific route, giving the bouquet a sense of depth.
• Rhythm refers to the movement of the bouquet as it progresses through the arrangement. The colors were chosen, and the contrast was generated to determine the rhythm.

·        Bouquets for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day has become synonymous with love throughout the world. It is a common perception that flowers and chocolates are the most significant necessity of this Day. It is true or not, but nothing says "I love you" or "I like you" like a gorgeous floral bouquet.

When it comes to Valentine's Day floral bouquets, keep the following points in mind:

• Originality is essential for a bouquet to express your deep feelings and love.
• This Dayday has been associated with red roses, but you can bring variations in floral color to stand out.
• Delve a little deeper for being unique as red roses are lovely and have a pleasant scent, but there is so much more in the floral world to say "I love you."
• Other red flowers signify "I love you," and few people are aware of them, such as red tulips that have signified "True Love."

·        Birthday Bouquets

Birthdays are also memorable occasions. At some point or another, we've all celebrated our own or someone else's birthday. Do you know that every month has its flower, referred to as the birth month flower? Birthday flowers associated with every month are:

• JANUARY – Snowdrop & Carnations
• FEBRUARY – Primrose
• MARCH – Daffodil   
• APRIL – Daisy & Sweet pea
• MAY – Hawthorn & Lily of the valley
• JUNE – Rose & Honeysuckle
• JULY – Larkspur & Water Lily
• AUGUST – Gladiolus & Poppy
• SEPTEMBER – Aster & Morning Glory
• OCTOBER – Cosmos & Marigold
• NOVEMBER – Chrysanthemum
• DECEMBER – Narcissus & Holly

On the other hand, birthday bouquets serve as a reminder that the Dayday is unique since the birthday person was born on that Dayday. A fruity, lively perfumed bouquet with contrasting bright and light flowers symbolizes the energy of a birthday and makes the recipient feel unique. If it's a family member or a loved one, you may create a bouquet based on the flowers or scents that they prefer. The choices are infinite when it comes to birthday flowers. There are a plethora of different scents and colors to select from.

·        Wreaths and Bouquets for Funerals

No one wants to discuss death but, we must have to talk about it. Birthday flowers must inevitably give way to funeral bouquets. Flowers are often used to add a feeling of respect and importance to a solemn occasion. However, when it comes to funerals, the options are indeed restricted.

• It is not appropriate to offer bouquets of brightly colored flowers or eye-catching arrangements, as this is not a celebration but a memorial.
• At funerals, white is almost always the color of choice. As a result, white blooms are always present.
• White flowers, after all, usually bring a sense of calm and tranquility, which is much needed after the death of a loved one.
• It's usually a good idea to design a bouquet around their favorite flower if you know what it is.
• You can honor the deceased while also providing comfort to their loved ones by giving them sympathy flowers, and white flowers are always a safe bet.
• You can also try adding a splash of blue here and there, as it is never a bad idea.