There is a very pleasant tradition of giving flowers to teachers. To please your beloved teacher with well-chosen colors, this issue should be approached wisely.
Flowers matched by age are beautiful
It is very important to consider the teacher's age when buying flowers. It is better for young teachers to give small cute flowers like carnations or bells. Florists believe that it is better for young teachers to give light flowers with not fully blossomed buds. This is a metaphor for youth. It is better for mature teachers to present complex bouquets of large flowers in saturated shades. Chrysanthemums or dahlias are best.
If your child is in elementary school, do not choose complex exotic bouquets for a gift to the teacher. First graders with huge exotic bouquets look very strange on rulers.
Bouquets of different flowers will help to show originality. Just in late summer and early autumn, natural cycles change. Therefore, you can pick up unusual bouquets. Bright yellow flowers combined with lilac or burgundy will cheer up anyone. In addition, unusual bouquets, designed in a strict form, with unusual color combinations, are suitable for a gift to a male teacher. Agree, it is not very convenient to give a lush bouquet of roses, even to your beloved teacher. A gladiolus arrangement works much better.
Add interesting seasonal details to your bouquets. Instead of a traditional bouquet, you can prepare a basket of flowers for the teacher, and familiar asters can be “revived” with the help of rowan clusters or rose hips.
Or you can give flowers in a pot instead of a bouquet. They will decorate the classroom, live a long time and delight not only the teacher, but also the students.
It is very important to arrange the bouquet well. For some reason, it is believed that a huge broom of flowers looks better than a small, unusual bunch. And by the way, the average teacher is presented with about twenty bouquets on September 1, most of which do not live up to September 3 or 4. Imagine what it would be like for a teacher to drag home armfuls of identical prickly roses in rustling packages.
Pack bouquets in an original way
That is why baskets with flowers, bouquets with special capsules at the ends of the stems, which help flowers "survive", are good. You can give your favorite teacher flowers in an unusual format, for example, orchids “pickled” in beautiful vessels (or vases). Such a gift can be put on a shelf, where it will please the eye for a very long time.
You can go the other way and give the teacher a really beautiful and luxurious bouquet, made by a good florist, having thrown off the whole class. Such options are gaining more and more popularity.
