Flowers got our backs.

Admiration, empathy, passion, love, commendation, consolation---you can surely count on flowers and their meanings to bring your message.

When you are the receiver, whether for a celebration, a special or ordinary day, or during bereavement when someone gives you flowers, isn't it a comforting present that can alleviate your sorrow and make you feel extra special?

We often see Valentine's Day flowers and so associate flowers with romantic love. But flowers definitely say more than that.

Get well soon

A sick loved one can be cheered up with a gift of flowers. Of course, the reason could be the psychological effects of boosting the person's mood. Still, studies have shown that patients recovering with flowers in their room experience less pain and have lower blood pressure. So if you wish someone good health and a speedy recovery, say it with flowers.

I love you

We made it!

Marking milestones like anniversaries also get extra special with flowers. It is like celebrating the moment and telling your partner you're happy you made it together to another year. How do you tell your significant other you look forward to more years to come? Say it with flowers.

I'm sorry

One of the hardest things to do is to admit you're wrong and say you're sorry. Flowers are a beautiful peace offering, an apology that can help people forget or at least lessen aggravation. It's especially effective when flower delivery comes with sweets or treats that the aggrieved party love. Can't find the courage to say I'm sorry? Best to say it with flowers.

You're awesome!

Most people express their admiration with flowers. A friend who did a superb job on her play. Or a sister who aced her tests in school. Or a blogger whom you've always followed got a new book published. Tell them how awesome they are with flowers.

Deepest sympathy

Life isn't just about sunshine. When someone we know has a family member who passed away, we express our deepest sympathy by giving them or sending flowers. It may not instantly cheer them up, but at least it can be a good reminder that there is still something good and beautiful in the world.

A single stem of a rose or a dozen, a bunch of assorted blooms or even a potted flowering plant, sometimes even a flower freshly picked from a garden, whatever it is, flowers still speak a language so beautiful that no words are needed.

With the internet today, you can order from florists or online flower shops and transact your request wherever you are. Moreover, you can customize your order or pick from what's already on their display.

They can then deliver it to the recipient with your instructions.

Have something to say? Say it with flowers.