Send Her Flowers for Valentine's Day: Online Bouquet Delivery

There's is nothing like fresh cut flowers delivered in a delicate vase to set the mood for a romantic Valentine's Day. However, with your hectic schedule, a visit to the florist may not be practical. Did you know that you can use your Amazon account to order flowers for your beloved? How convenient is that!

However, in all matters of the heart, some discretion is advisable. Flowers have a language all their own. Make sure that the bouquet you select sends the message you intended. Do not rush to order. Here is a fine selection of beautifully arranged flowers. Each has a different meaning, but one is bound to be just right for the woman you love.

The flowers are cut fresh in the bud before they even have a chance to open. Within a day of arrival, they all bloom and fill the room with their radiance.

The splendor of the variegated flowers is perfect for the beginning of a courtship, before your love has deepened. They signfy affection and pleasure, but do not yet spell a commitment. They are a very nice gift that will not overwhelm her with too much expectation. If you do not want to go too far too fast, but enjoy stopping to smell the flowers along the way, this is the bouquet to choose.

Red roses are the traditional romantic gift. They say: "I love you, I want you and I need you -- right now!" If you want to express a deep, passionate, unfettered love, then red roses are the way to do it. Simple, elegant and to the point.

Yellow roses are beautiful, and many women prefer them over the red variety. When a woman orders yellow roses for herself, it is often because they seem so sunny and cheerful. They decorate a room and light it up. In contrast, red roses may seem too serious and perhaps even gloomy.

Nevertheless, when a man sends a woman yellow roses for Valetine's Day, this can be open to several different interpretations, and so selecting yellow roses is a tricky matter. Yellow roses signify true friendship and happiness. They are appropriate, for instance, to send to a female colleague when the relationship is not a romantic one. They are also appropriate for a son to send to a mother, or one woman to send to another. However, if sent to a new lover, the signal may be interpreted as: "Let's just be friends."

Is it ever right for a man to send his true love yellow roses? Yes, of course. For instance, after the birth of your first child, yellow roses signify: "You are my one true friend and I am so happy!"

Orange roses signify carnal desire, without the deeper feelings that come with the red variety. A gift of orange roses means that one is taking a step forward beyond yellow. Let's be more than just friends! Let's get to know one another -- biblically, that is. Many women would be delighted to receive a dozen orange roses, but be careful. Some might find it a bit fresh!

At one time, all roses were pink. It was the most common and most widespread variety, and so a gift of pink roses was a symbol of love and romance. However, today, the red roses signify a full love, including the romantic and the sexual, admiration and desire, all wrapped into one. Today, pink roses signify admiration first, and desire only as a secondary matter. For a blushing, inexperienced woman, pink roses may be the most appropriate gift, signaling the desire to move forward, but with delicacy. If orange roses are not quite the thing for the woman you are courting, but the romance has not yet deepened, then pink roses may be just right.

Flowers aren't just for Valentine's Day. Why not enter her name for a fresh cut flower subscription?  Even when you forget, the florist will remember, and so will she!

Copyright 2010 Medora Trevilian