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Flowers as a Reward for Employees

Leave a Comment / Corporate reward and recognition / By Lena Raven

Do you want your company to keep improving and developing? Do you dream of feeling proud of the work done by your staff, but don’t know how to reward employees? There are solutions! Firstly, it is necessary to know that there are two main types of rewards: material and mental. Each of these types has its positive effect, and it is not advisable to give preference to only one of them. Not everything is about money. You can reward employees with an organized trip somewhere, praise your team for a job well done, or give flowers as a reward and recognition. Both material and mental methods of expressing gratitude are equally important.

Previously we discussed how flowers affect a business. Today we will talk about how to use flowers as a reward for employees’ specific milestones.

Flowers are a favorite gift that brings a smile to anyone’s face because they come in different colors and shapes. Flowers seem to make a good impression just by looking at them almost as if they speak directly to your heart and evoke happy emotions. Whether it’s the main gift or an additional gift, flowers as a reward for employees are a perfect gift for so many people, and here are some reasons that prove it.

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Exotic Flowers in Bouquets

Leave a Comment / Flower diversity / By Lena Raven

Flowers are the best way to brighten somebody’s day, and why wouldn’t they? Adding fresh blooms to anyone’s day will instantly make them feel better. Many bouquets are designed especially for a particular occasion these days. And above all, you can express unique emotions through bouquets, making them a perfect way to commemorate any occasion. Whether you need a lovely bouquet for a special occasion, or to make your loved one’s day a memorable time, the exotic flowers will brighten up any day. Today, let us explore which of them will be the best choice for creating bouquets.

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Anthurium – a Favorite Plant of Florists

Leave a Comment / Flower diversity / By Lena Raven

The flowers used to make bouquets are not only garden plants but also exotic varieties. Some of them can be grown in your garden or on the windowsill. A favorite plant of florists anthurium is among them. Experienced florists use these flowers when composing arrangements. Businessmen and politicians enjoy these flowers in their bouquets, as they symbolize success in the workplace.
Today we will tell you why anthurium is the favorite flower of florists worldwide.

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A Floral Treasure Of The World

Leave a Comment / Flower diversity / By Lena Raven

Some flowers have such an alluring charm and sense of comfort that one can enjoy them for a long time. Chrysanthemums are one such floral treasure of the world. Sacred in the East, it is also one of Europe’s most popular flowers. The flower retains freshness and attractiveness for a long time; it works well in combination with many other plants.

Archaeologists have found the first image of chrysanthemums on Chinese porcelain made 2500 years ago. There are chrysanthemums images on fabrics, vases, and dishes. In China, an exquisite dessert comes from its flowers; it is served both in restaurants and at home. This dish tastes like a tender cake and is popular among locals and tourists. One of our earlier articles talked about desserts made from flowers. Today we will tell you about the chrysanthemums’ features that made this flower a treasure of the floral world.

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Gift Exchange and Flowers of Courtesy

Leave a Comment / Flower etiquette / By Lena Raven

Gift exchange is a core element of business etiquette and Japanese cultural customs. Varied occasions call for you to give gifts to your boss, colleagues, or friends in Japan. Previously we wrote about the Giri choco on Valentine’s Day and White Day. You should bring an omiyage home from your trip. In addition to the end-of-year gift of Oseibo, the middle-of-year gift of O-chugen is an expression of gratitude. Business associates, students, and teachers exchange gifts. So, when you receive them, you should also reciprocate.

With thousands of years of culture, history, and beliefs, Japan is a country where things may mean more than you think. For this reason, learning the dos and don’ts of Japanese gift-giving is significant.
We researched the mid-year O-chugen gift exchange and put together a few tips to help you to select perfect flowers of courtesy in the O-chugen season – and hand them over without any faux-pas.

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Flowers for Father: or Surprise on Father’s Day

Leave a Comment / Flowers and festivals / By Lena Raven

Anyone can become a father, but only a rare person becomes a dad. Dads are the family’s backbone, and they significantly influence our lives. Therefore, we must show them how much we care about them. In the UK, Canada, India, France, the United States, and many other countries, this day is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday in June, and what better way to celebrate than to send them flowers? Mother’s Day flowers are the first gift that comes to mind to give moms. But when it comes to fathers, we are not sure that flowers for dads can be a better fit than other gifts on Father’s Day.

We have studied the issue of flowers for fathers, and today we are glad to reassure you that there are many flowers to choose from that make an unforgettable gift to give to your dad. Here are some options to send on Father’s Day.

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Lucky Flowers for Weddings Make the Day

Leave a Comment / Flower etiquette / By Lena Raven

Flowers are one of the major decor elements that every wedding has — but most couples have no idea how to choose them or how to budget out. It’s not just their beauty that makes wedding flowers particularly special or lucky. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that the strong scent of herbs at weddings would scare away evil spirits. Moreover, based on their folklore, flowers aren’t just a way to ward off bad energy.

A lot of cultures believe certain flowers attract good luck as well as being auspicious. And you may be surprised to learn how many flowers are not only beautiful but can bring good fortune.
Today we will explore a list of flowers that will work well and a few popular ones that you might want to avoid at the wedding ceremony.

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Funeral Flowers Etiquette: The Best Support to Send for a Death

Leave a Comment / Flower etiquette / By Lena Raven

Life has a beginning and an end. A cut flower symbolizes the passing of life: just as it quickly withers and dies, so does human life pass quickly. A loved one’s death is a time of grief and sorrow, and we can change nothing. In any case, sending funeral flowers shows that you care, and it is comforting to the family. A flower arrangement is a beautiful way to express your condolences to the family. Funeral flowers etiquette has relaxed over the years and is quite simple.

There has been a tradition associating death and plants since ancient times. According to the Greek myth about the rose, it appeared from the blood of the murdered beloved of Aphrodite – Adonis. Slavs used Spruce to symbolize immortality: they wove wreaths from them for the dead. Each nation has its own beliefs regarding mourning floristry, which you should learn by choosing a wreath or bouquet. Now let’s explore several features of funeral flowers etiquette.

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International Secretary’s Day – a Tribute to Administrative Assistants

Leave a Comment / Corporate flower etiquette / By Lena Raven

The secretary is the essential and indispensable assistant of any leader. They are the people who represent the firm. In addition to a beautiful appearance, the secretary must necessarily have a sense of style. An assistant, having the ability to dress beautifully, speak competently, and behave in society, forms the company’s first impression on customers. The first impression prepares a decision to continue dealing with the firm or not. International Day of the Secretary pays tribute to administrative assistants for their hard work.

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One Holiday for Two Religions or Two Different Holidays? Equal Gravity of Passover and Easter.

Leave a Comment / Flowers and festivals / By Lena Raven

Passover and Easter are holidays of equal gravity. Step by step, they bring to light the deep structures of both Judaism and Christianity religions. Passover and Easter fall early in the spring every year.

Church tradition held that the resurrection occurred on a Sunday. In 325 AD, the First Council of Nicaea decided to celebrate Easter on the first Sunday, after the first full moon, and after the vernal equinox. As a result, Easter did not have a fixed date but tended to be close to the full moon. This date always fell on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nissan, the start of Passover.

There are many differences between Passover and Easter, but there is also a lot in common between them. And this common lies at the very basis of the holidays. The main characters change, and traditions adapt. But the essence remains the same. Now is the time to explore and learn more.

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