Flowers are almost the only gift that is happily appropriate always and everywhere. They can be presented to the culprit of any family or "service" celebration, marking any memorable date. And yet a bouquet to a bouquet is different. How not to be mistaken in the choice of flowers and the rules for their gift?
Instructions
Step 1
The choice of a bouquet and the peculiarities of its presentation, of course, depend on the time of the year, and on the age of the person to whom it is given, and on the nature of the holiday. You can give a luxurious bouquet, and a charming little bouquet - a boutonniere, and wildflowers. The main thing is not to break the rules of good manners. It is unlikely that "home" daisies will be appropriate in the "parade" of lush gift bouquets at a serious reception or a huge bouquet with an intricate design decor that is given to a child.
Step 2
You are going to a formal event or meeting. Here bouquets of red and orange flowers will be appropriate - as a symbol of friendliness and hospitality (carnations with asparagus greens, roses, red tulips) For anniversaries, as a rule, large bouquets and compositions in baskets are prepared (chrysanthemums, lilies, favorite flowers of the hero of the day) … A basket of roses is often presented in an amount equal to the age of the perpetrator of the ceremony. If it is not possible to present such a gift in person, a business card, a letter, a note with good wishes are attached to the flowers.
Step 3
For bouquets that you want to present to your favorite theater artists, a choice of solid colors (carnations, gerberas, gladioli, chrysanthemums) is desirable. Bouquets are decorated with arranging greenery and ribbons. On March 8, the fair half will enjoy not only expensive bouquets, but also simple spring flowers - tulips, irises, daffodils. Mimosa and snowdrops. On Victory Day, veterans are usually presented with white and red carnations.
Step 4
It is useful to remember some of the peculiarities of giving bouquets.
• Women usually very rarely give flowers to men. This is done mainly on Birthday, Defender of the Fatherland Day.
• If the gift is given, as the case may be, in a hospital, it is better to prepare a bouquet of delicate and graceful flowers, avoiding white and red colors and harsh aromas.
• You go on a visit, where there is a man in the center of the celebration - hand the bouquet to the hostess of the house.
• When visiting the house of the bride's parents, the groom brings two bouquets: for his chosen one and the future mother-in-law.
• Of course, it is not customary to present a bouquet with slices up. When handing flowers, you need to hold them in your left hand.
• Flowers are handed over by removing the wrapper. The exception is packaging.
To present flowers as a gift means to express feelings of love, respect, appreciation, gratitude, and finally, just to show politeness and respect for the rules of etiquette. For those closest to you, it is easier to choose a bouquet successfully: give them their favorite flowers!
