Veteran's Day Flowers & Gifts

Q: Which flowers are popular for Veteran's Day?

Though there aren't specific Veteran’s Day flowers, we think you should pick whichever flower you best think says to them "thank you." For your veteran, that might be roses, it could be sunflowers or it could be a peace lily. And though a bouquet of "thank you" flowers will never be enough to truly express all your gratitude for their sacrifice, it is a touching and beautiful gesture for the recipient.

Q: What color flowers symbolize Veteran's Day?

There is one main flower that you probably picture when you think of military remembrance days. The red flower, the poppy. Since those are mainly used for Memorial Day, what should be used to celebrate Veteran's Day? Well, our local florists have a plethora of red, white and blue flowers to choose from — that way, your veteran gets the most patriotic flowers possible. Pairing those colorful flowers with some Mrs. Fields cookies is a stellar way to say "thank you for your service."

Q: How do I honor Veteran's Day?

There are plenty of ways to honor Veteran's Day. Personally thanking Veterans you see out and about, sending flowers and gift bundles to the veteran in your life or ordering any one of our amazing gift baskets for your loved one are all a great way to show them how much you care.

Q: Are Veteran's day flowers available for same day delivery?

We have so many same-day flowers to choose from, most of which are perfect for your veteran. But if you want to celebrate them any other day of the year, send some "just because flowers" their way. This will not only remind them of how much you care but also how thankful you are for their service.

Memorial Day, which is held every year on the last Monday of May, was created to commemorate and honor those that lost their lives fighting to protect the United States of America. Veteran’s Day, on the other hand, is an American holiday meant to honor the millions of military veterans that have fought for our country and are thankfully still with us. Although we think their sacrifices should be recognized each and every day, celebrating their courage on Nov. 11 each year can go a long way to show your support and appreciation.