Much to the delight of many men, women often seem endlessly pleased by floral gifts. To many women, there is little better than receiving a carefully-selected bouquet of blooms. With a Bouquet Box Flower Gift Subscription – we can deliver a regular bouquet of fresh flowers to that special woman in your life -all you need to do is select the frequency – weekly, bi weekly or monthly! We deliver to anywhere across Ireland for only €22 per bouquet including delivery.

So why do women so desire flowers as gifts? While the specific reason for loving floral presents may vary from woman to woman, there are some universal reasons way ladies find these once-living gifts so pleasing.

Femininity

While nothing can quite parallel the delicate beauty of a female, flowers come close, making them a popular gift for the ladies.  All flowers can be representative of feminine beauty, but particularly delicate blooms, such as orchids and lilies, which are especially popular for reflecting the fragile beauty often associated with female recipients.

Romantic Nature

Flowers are an inherently romantic gift. Their beautiful fragrance and association with weddings and rebirth make them the ideal gift for showing the object of your affection just how amorous you feel. For an optimally romantic gift, buy your girl a subscription flower gift – a no-fail, romantic floral option that embodies romantic affection by sending her flowers on a regular basis.

Specialness

The receiving of flowers has long been a sign that the woman in question is loved. When a lucky lady gets a bouquet of beautiful blooms delivered to her at the workplace, she commonly becomes the envy of others in her office. To ensure that your female flower recipient has the chance to bask in the glory of receiving her floral gift, send it to her workplace, brightening her day and giving her something with which to decorate her desk.

A Bouquet Box subscription simplifies life when you want multiple deliveries each year as a gift for the flower-loving woman in your life.  Sign up now