Written By: Emilio Reyes / January 29, 2025
Love is in the air—but so are group chats, brunch invites, and memes only your best friends would get.
While February is usually all about romance and roses, Galentine’s Day flips the script. It’s not about soulmates—it’s about the day ones. The friends who hype you up, hold you down, and know your coffee order by heart.
And what better way to celebrate friendship with flowers?
Whether it’s your college roommate, your work wife, or your chosen family, this is your chance to show them love the floral way.
In 2010, Parks and Recreation gave us a gift we didn’t know we needed: Galentine’s Day. In a now-iconic episode, Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler) declared February 13th as a day to celebrate the real MVPs—your besties.
Cue the waffles, mimosas, and flower arrangements.
Since then, Galentine’s Day has grown from a fictional brunch to a cultural ritual. It’s a reminder that love doesn’t have to be romantic to be powerful.
In short, Valentine’s is for couples. Galentine’s is for the ride-or-dies.
Flowers speak volumes. They brighten rooms, shift moods, and say “you matter” in a way few other gifts can.
A bouquet can say thank you.
It can say “I see you.”
It can even say, “Let’s never date the same guy again.”
When you give flowers for friendship, you're not just gifting something pretty—you're sharing presence, appreciation, and joy.
Studies even show that flowers reduce stress and increase happiness. Translation? They’re friendship boosters.
Here are the top blooms that speak the love language of sisterhood:
Why: They radiate joy, simplicity, and childhood nostalgia.
Try this: A bouquet of pink and white daisies wrapped in brown paper = instant cheer.
Why: They represent fresh starts, connection, and care.
Try this: A centerpiece of mixed tulips for your Galentine’s brunch.
Why: Pink = admiration. Yellow = friendship.
Try this: Blend both for a soft, meaningful bouquet that feels elevated.
Why: Every friendship is different, so mix it up.
Try this: Add eucalyptus, baby’s breath, or even sunflowers for a bold twist.
The beauty of friendship with flowers is that it’s personal. Choose blooms that reflect your connection.
Want to level up your celebration? Here are ideas that go beyond bouquets:
Let your guests build their bouquets!
What you need: Buckets of fresh flowers, scissors, vases, and tags.
Why it works: It’s interactive and fun, and everyone leaves with something they made.
Set the scene with blooms at every seat.
Use mini bouquets as name tags
Add greenery and candles for a brunch glam
Pro tip: Place a flower on each plate for instant photo ops
Make flowers feel extra special:
Pair mini bundles with handwritten notes
Add a reusable vase or a small charm
Gift a flower subscription so the love keeps blooming all year
Flowers aren’t just pretty—they’re memory-makers.
Galentine’s Day is a chance to reflect on the women who inspire you, support you, and make your life brighter.
Whether it’s over brunch or through a surprise doorstep delivery, giving flowers for being single or in sisterhood reminds us that love has many forms—and friendship is one of the strongest.
At GlobalRose, we believe in love that shows up in the everyday. Our farm-fresh blooms and wholesale options let you celebrate beautifully and affordably.
So this February 13th, raise a glass of mimosa, pass the waffles, and give your girls the blooms they deserve.
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