Valentine's Day Flowers for the Girl Who Turns Her Nose Up at Roses
And don't even get us started on baby's breath.
So you're not the typical Valentine's Day girl. You hate chocolate and think roses are a cop out. We understand. Big time. We tapped cool-girl-loved florist Saipua to create four arrangements that we're sure will satisfy any type of February 14 personality—whether you're a creative type, posh, or an old-fashioned cynic.
For the 'I Hate Valentine's Day' Type
For this girl, you should go for deep plum tones, twisted together. This arrangement is a gathering of the most hauntingly beautiful blooms, a little witchy and wild.
Materials: Parrot Tulip, Ranunculus, Hellebores, Tetra Anemone, Astrantia, Agonis, Geranium, Spirea, Blackberries, Ivy
Retails at $200.
For the 'Fancy Shmancy' Type
Sensual yet refined, this arrangement is composed of blooms and foliage culled from the four corners of the world. Because, well, nothing less would do.
Materials: Amaryllis, French Tulips, Sweet Pea, Tetra Anemone, Hautau Ranunculus, Italian Eucalyptus, Jasmine
Retails at $300.
For the 'Health Obsessed" Type
Refreshingly unpretentious, this arrangement is composed of earth's greatest healing agents: lemons, allium (onion), and geranium, all in a vintage ball jar that looks like it's been nabbed from your grandmother's kitchen.
Materials: Tulips, Daffodils, Ranunculus, Acacia, Hellebores (Winter Rose), Forsythia, Agapanthus, Allium, Geranium, Amaranth
Retails at $150.
For the 'Creative/Colorful' Type
This arrangement is made especially for the eccentric soul who spends her Sundays studying the Dutch masters at The Met. It's all about pops of blue and corals.
Materials: Dutch Tulips, Ranunculus, 'Shocking Blue' Hydrangea, Amaryllis, Scabiosa, 'Tiger' Anemones, Italian & Seeded Eucalyptus, Dusty Miller
Retails at $250.
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