Category Archives: Mother’s Day

This Mother’s Day, send your mom a sweet reminder that you care: Unique, one-of-a-kind, and most popular Mother’s Day flowers are available through online flower delivery services. Whether she likes ranunculus, classic roses, or tulips, these stunning blooms qualify to … Continue reading →

We’d love to know!  Kathy says : “What Mother Days means to me is a day to celebrate another year with my Mother, a breast cancer survivor and to thank her for everything that she has done for me throughout … Continue reading →

The Storied History Behind Mother’s Day “For when a child is born the mother also is born again.” – Gilbert Parker    Part I.    Today in this first installment on series of Mother’s Day related blogs , we take a … Continue reading →

You may be one of the many fellows fumbling around in the dating world, looking for a woman of quality, and always end up retracting in the misery of disillusionment…alas, romance may seem like a fiction. Although there are many … Continue reading →

The benefits of wholesale flowers for your special events? Why, it’s freedom of course. At Global Rose, the variety of choices makes for an endless amount of creativity. Whether it be an array of assorted flowers such as roses, carnations, … Continue reading →

What do mothers really want for Mother’s Day? Many will say they simply want a day off! That means a day off from cooking meals, doing the laundry, housework of ANY kind. For Dads and kids, this means a little … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day is the one day of the year when you can show and tell Mom just how much she means to you. It’s the perfect day to tell her how much you appreciate all she has done for you … Continue reading →

Each year, on the second Sunday in May, American children young and old, try to show, in a tangible way, how much they value their mothers. Mother’s Day became an official holiday in 1915 due largely to the perseverance and … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day in America didn’t begin as a commercial holiday, but rather a call for peace and women’s activism. In 1870, horrified by the human devastation of the Civil War, Julia Ward Howe, the author of “The Battle Hymn of … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day is coming, and flowers are a popular gift, so this seems like the appropriate time to talk about the traditional language of roses. For Mother’s Day, in the South, it is traditional to wear red roses on Mother’s … Continue reading →