Whether it’s love, celebration, or “just because,” sending flowers is one of the oldest—and still coolest—ways to show you care. And thanks to international flower delivery, that love now travels faster and farther than ever before.
We’re all busy. Between work, family, and remembering to eat lunch, it’s a lot. So when you want to show someone you’re thinking of them—even if they’re across the country or chilling on another continent—flowers make it simple and sweet. Bonus? You don’t even have to leave your couch.
Let’s take a little floral road trip across the U.S., peek into what states are loving bloom-wise, the top moments Americans are sending them, and why online flower delivery is blowing up like wildflowers in spring.
From the sun-soaked coasts of California to the cozy woodlands of the Northeast, flowers are as diverse as the people who send them. Each region’s favorites say something about the local vibe—and knowing that helps you send the perfect bouquet.
Flowers aren’t just about “I love you” (although, yeah, that’s a classic). Americans send blooms for all sorts of reasons. Each moment has its own perfect petals.
Valentine’s Day is basically the Olympics for florists—everyone’s racing to grab the best roses before they’re gone. Red and pink roses are hands-down the most wanted, and with good reason: they’re the classic symbol of romance. If you’re planning to send flowers for V-Day, don’t sleep on it. Order early to avoid the last-minute scramble and score the freshest blooms. Want to level up your gift? Add chocolates or a cute stuffed animal—instant win.
Moms deserve all the flowers, all the time—but especially on Mother’s Day. Carnations, lilies, and spring mix bouquets are always top picks, and they never miss. But here’s the secret to making it extra special: personalize it. Maybe go with her favorite color or pick flowers she used to plant in the yard when you were a kid. It’s not just about the bouquet—it’s the little memory it brings back that makes her tear up (in a good way).
Birthday flowers should scream celebration. Bright mixed bouquets are always a hit, but if you want to stand out, try matching the flowers to their birth month or even their zodiac sign (Scorpio sunflowers? Yes, please). The best bet is to go seasonal—it keeps things fresh, affordable, and gorgeous. Want extra birthday points? Add a balloon or a cheeky card that says exactly what you're thinking.
Graduations and milestones are major moments, and flowers make them even better. Sunflowers and bright daisies bring the energy, while Hawaiian-style leis are a classic, especially in places like Hawaii. If you’re gifting for a grad, go for something bold and photo-ready. These bouquets are gonna be all over social media, after all—you want them to pop in every pic.
In places like Atlantic City and across the Mid-Atlantic, flower-giving keeps up with national trends, but there’s a local twist. Spring and early summer are prime time, especially with school graduations, seaside weddings, and big family milestones happening left and right. Whether it’s a soft pastel bouquet for a coastal wedding or a bold arrangement for a backyard party, local florists know exactly how to bring the magic.
Let’s be real—who has time to track down a local florist during a lunch break? Online flower delivery (including international flower delivery) is turning gifting into a breeze.
In a world where we’re often far apart—by states, schedules, or time zones—flowers are still the easiest way to say “I care.” And now, with international flower delivery, your message can land in someone’s hands almost anywhere on Earth.
So whether it’s peonies in Philly or orchids in Osaka, sending flowers has never been easier—or more heartfelt. Go ahead. Make someone’s day bloom.
