Remember that iconic scene in 10 Things I Hate About You where Heath Ledger serenades Julia Stiles with “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You”? Romantic gestures like that have set the bar impossibly high. But here’s the thing—not all of us can pull off a stadium-worthy performance (or even sing on key). Luckily, flowers are…
Love is in the air—and every checkout line is filled with chocolates, teddy bears, and red roses. But when it comes to Valentines Day, no gift captures the heart quite like flowers. Whether you’re surprising your long-term love, showing appreciation for someone special, or (let’s be honest) making up for last year’s forgetfulness, finding the…
Sometimes, finding the right words can be difficult. But by understanding the language of flowers, you can communicate without saying a thing. For centuries, people have used flowers to communicate everything from love and admiration to sympathy and gratitude. Known as floriography, the language of flowers is the art of assigning symbolic meanings to blooms,…
Veterans Day offers us a powerful moment to honor the courageous Americans who have served our country, defending freedom with unwavering bravery. From the beaches of Normandy in Saving Private Ryan to the armored battles of Fury, these stories capture the sacrifices that have shaped the nation we know today. While words can express gratitude,…
Hispanic Heritage Month is all about honoring the vibrant cultures, histories, and contributions of more than 60 million Latinos in the United States. From September to October, this celebration fills our spaces with color, pride, and the stories of our country’s backbone. At Global Rose, we take pride in celebrating this rich heritage with something…
As Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, it’s the perfect time to celebrate with BBQs, parties, and a sense of unity that flowers can beautifully enhance. September is here, and with it comes long weekends, cooler weather, and those cherished family gatherings we all love Labor Day floral arrangements are trending, and it’s…
