1. Q: What flowers are suitable for birthdays?
   A: Choose joyful, vibrant blooms such as roses, tulips, gerberas, daisies or eustoma. Match colours to the recipient’s personality. Bright tones suit lively characters. Soft pinks and purples or muted palettes suit gentle styles.

2. Q: What should I send for anniversaries or a confession of love?
   A: Roses are the classic choice. Red roses symbolise passion, pink roses convey grace, and purple roses feel elegant and mysterious. Add eustoma for depth or hydrangea for fullness to create a sense of occasion.

3. Q: What flowers are appropriate for an apology or reconciliation?
   A: Keep it gentle and sincere. White roses, eustoma and pale pink tulips work well with light greenery. Avoid strong reds or high-contrast palettes that may feel too intense.

4. Q: What do you recommend to thank a manager, colleague or client?
   A: Choose refined, neutral tones that are office friendly. Light yellow gerberas, white roses, stock and a touch of blue-white hydrangea feel polished without being showy.

5. Q: What should I bring for hospital visits or get-well messages?
   A: Opt for fresh, low-scent blooms such as eustoma, hydrangea, daisy and soft pink or white roses. Avoid heavy pollen, strong fragrances and harsh colours. Always check hospital rules first.

6. Q: What are the principles for sympathy and remembrance flowers?
   A: Use white or low-saturation tones. White roses, white chrysanthemums, lilies and eustoma are appropriate. Keep designs simple and dignified. Avoid bright reds and elaborate decorations. Keep card messages restrained and respectful.

7. Q: What should I send for a wedding?
   A: If gifting the couple, align with the wedding palette. White-gold or blush-white roses with eustoma and hydrangea are safe choices. For venue decor, coordinate with the florist on theme colours, schedule and movement to ensure consistency.

8. Q: What works best for a proposal or surprise?
   A: Elegant single-colour or gradient roses focus attention. Accents of baby’s breath or eustoma add softness. For photography, increase bloom size and keep colour gradations harmonious for a refined look.

9. Q: What should I send for graduation, promotion or awards?
   A: Choose bright, confident blooms such as gerberas, tulips or white-gold rose mixes. For understated recipients, blue-white hydrangea with ivory roses looks fresh and composed.

10. Q: What flowers suit a new baby announcement or full-month celebration?
    A: Gentle, cosy tones are best. Consider blush-white roses, lilac eustoma, pink orchids and small lilies. Add the baby’s name and a short blessing on the card for keepsake value.

11. Q: What about housewarming and grand openings?
    A: For housewarming, select long-lasting, easy-to-place vase arrangements or moth orchids in airy colours. For openings, go for presence and prosperity. Grand stands or large bouquets using lilies, gerberas, roses and orchids in tasteful gold, red and white work well.

12. Q: How do Father’s Day and Mother’s Day choices differ?
    A: Mother’s Day suits blush and white roses, eustoma, carnations and petite lilies. Father’s Day favours clean, minimal styling such as white-green roses, stock and foliage for a steady, composed feel.

13. Q: Suggestions for Teacher’s Day or thanking mentors and friends?
    A: Emphasise gratitude and freshness. Daisies, gerberas or white roses with greenery are fitting. Avoid overly strong colours to keep classrooms and offices calm.

14. Q: What should brands use for anniversaries and events?
    A: Start with brand colours and tone. Build structure with roses and hydrangea. Layer with tulips, eustoma or stock. Balance recognisability, photo impact and safe movement routes for guests.

15. Q: What flowers suit elders’ birthdays or respectful congratulations?
    A: Aim for dignified joy without flashiness. White-gold or blush-gold rose and lily mixes are ideal. Moth orchids are excellent for long display. Avoid abrupt colour jumps for a graceful mood.

16. Q: What flowers help during a cooling-off period or relationship repair?
    A: Choose soothing and sincere palettes. Ivory and soft lilac eustoma, roses and hydrangea create gentle layers. Pair with a brief, heartfelt card.

17. Q: What do you recommend for Lunar New Year?
    A: Moth orchids, narcissus and kumquat trees carry auspicious meanings. For offices, consider traffic flow and placement to keep reception areas clear.

18. Q: What if I do not know the recipient’s taste?
    A: Pick safe, versatile neutrals. White-ivory-gold or blush-ivory rose and eustoma with a touch of hydrangea gives volume, suits most interiors and photographs well.

19. Q: How should I style flowers for photography or counter display?
    A: Prioritise silhouette and layering. Use roses and hydrangea to form volume. Fill gaps with eustoma and stock. Keep to two or three close colour levels for a clean, camera-ready look.

20. Q: Any principles for pollen sensitivity or tight spaces?
    A: Choose low-pollen, lighter-scent varieties such as eustoma, hydrangea and moth orchids. Use compact bouquets or vase pieces. Confirm venue rules for healthcare or enclosed spaces in advance.

Tips: Seasonal availability affects texture and tone. When ordering, specify budget, preferred colours and the occasion. Provide a reference image to help your florist match expectations. If you need same-day or a specific time window, arrange early and share a reachable contact for smooth delivery.

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