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Send the Best Birthday Flowers with The Bouqs Co.
Perfect for friends, family members, co-workers, or anyone else in your life, The Bouqs’ selection of happy birthday flowers are always available to help celebrate someone’s special day. What makes our birthday flowers the best? Well, our birthday bouquets are cut to order and shipped from sustainable farms direct to your recipient’s door, meaning they arrive fresher than what you can buy elsewhere. We have a great selection for the occasion, with options that range from classic rose bouquets to specialty sunflower arrangements. You can also order dependable plant delivery with us for the green thumbs in your life. No matter who you’re sending to or when, we’re certain you’ll find something that will fill them with love and joy.
Dependable Birthday Flower Delivery Every Time
Here at The Bouqs Co., we understand how important it is that your birthday gift arrives on time. That’s why we offer dependable next day flower delivery on many of our best-selling birthday bouquets, and even have same day delivery in select cities and their surrounding areas. Place your order by 11am in your recipient’s time zone, and you should be able to send a happy birthday flower surprise in time for their celebration. You can make things easier on yourself by placing your order weeks or even months in advance, or sign up for our beloved monthly flower subscription, which allows you to change delivery addresses and dates for every order. It’s our best deal at up to 30% off standard birthday Bouq prices along with free shipping and other subscriber-only perks.
Select Birthday Bouquets by Birth Month
The act of gifting seasonal flowers for birthdays dates back to Ancient Rome. If you don’t know exactly which happy birthday flower arrangement to give to your friend or family member, this handy list of birth flowers should help:
January: Carnation and Snowdrop. Called the “Flower of Love,” the carnation represents vitality, deep love, and affection.
February: Violet and Primrose. With over 400 species and cultivated since at least 500 B.C., violets are more than just blue. They represent faithfulness and spiritual wisdom.
March: Daffodil and Jonquil. These springtime blooms symbolize new beginnings, rebirth, and resilience.
April: Daisy and Sweet Pea. Sweet peas are associated with departures, goodbyes, and thank yous while daisies symbolize birth and new beginnings.
May: Lily of the Valley and Hawthorn. Lilies of the Valley represent purity, good luck, sweetness, and humility.
June: Rose and Honeysuckle. The most popular flower around the world, roses can represent everything from gratitude and admiration to love, friendship, and purity.
July: Larkspur and Waterlily. The larkspur represents an open heart and positivity while the water lily is a sacred flower in Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
August: Poppy and Gladiolus. Gorgeous poppies endure as a symbol of remembrance while the gladiolus stands for strength and integrity.
September: Morning Glory and Aster. Tranquil morning glories represent affection while asters signify wisdom, faith, and love.
October: Marigold and Cosmos. Marigolds stand for positive emotions and also for grief and mourning while cosmos blooms can symbolize order and harmony.
November: Chrysanthemum and Peony. Mums are enduring symbols of loyalty, longevity, and joy.
December: Holly and Poinsettia. Across many cultures, the poinsettia symbolizes purity, cheerfulness, and success. Hollies stand for fertility and eternal life.