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Why a Flower Subscription is the gift that keeps on giving

July 24, 2023 6 min read

Why a Flower Subscription is the gift that keeps on giving

Have you always wanted your house to be full of fresh flowers at all times? Brighten up your kitchen bench, put some life into your living room, or make a statement in your hallway with stunning flowers? We’re with you. 

When Miley Cyrus released her record-breaking hit ‘I can buy myself flowers’ it really resonated with all of us. It was an anthem about loving yourself, creating your own boundaries and running your own race. That one line about buying yourself flowers, really struck a chord with all of us. Excuse the pun. 

Miley’s song was about creating our own happiness. The things that spark joy. And something that really makes us smile is having fresh flowers in our home or office. It’s the way those flowers make us feel. It’s the unknown of what the flowers will be like each week or month, what’s in season and how they will smell. With a LVLY flower subscription, you can enjoy a regular delivery of fresh flowers without having to lift a finger. 

There are manybenefits to flower subscriptions, including:

  • Convenience: Flower subscriptions take the hassle out of buying flowers. You don't have to worry about running to the florist or remembering to order flowers on special occasions.
  • Affordability: Flower subscriptions can be more affordable than buying flowers on a one-off basis. A LVLY flower subscription includes free delivery! 
  • Variety: With a flower subscription, you can enjoy a variety of different flowers throughout the year. You can choose a subscription that delivers locally sourced flowers that are in season, or you can opt for hearty Aussie natives or a florist’s pick bunch chosen by our talented team. 
  • Surprise and delight: Flower subscriptions are a great way to surprise and delight yourself or someone you love. When you receive a beautiful bunch of flowers, it's a gorgeous way to brighten your day.
  • Send it to anyone, anywhere: Our flower subscription allows you to customise your deliveries. You can choose the type of flowers, the frequency of deliveries, and even the delivery date. Send to yourself, or send to a loved one. Bestie has moved interstate? No worries! You can send it to their new address. Or if someone has lost a pet or loved one, you can send it to their home. Whatever the occasion, you can choose flower subscriptions to organise all of your gifting in one place - taking the stress out of buying presents! Our flower subscriptions deliver same-day to over 75% of Australia's population, so you’ll never miss a birthday or special milestone again. 

Our subscriptions are available in  three different types of flower:

Native Flower Subscription:

Australian native flowers are a beautiful and unique way to show someone you care. They are full of vibrant colours and interesting shapes, and they represent the rich biodiversity of our country.

Types of flowers you’ll find in our native posies include;

Banksia: Banksias are a diverse group of flowers that come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are known for their cone-shaped blooms, which can be yellow, orange, red, or purple. 

Kangaroo paw: Kangaroo paws are a unique flower that is native to Australia. They have furry, claw-like petals that come in a variety of colors, including red, orange, and yellow. Kangaroo paws are a symbol of good luck and happiness.

Protea: Proteas are large, showy flowers that come in a variety of colors, including orange, pink, purple, and yellow. They are native to South Africa, but they have become popular in Australia in recent years. Proteas are a symbol of abundance and prosperity.

Billy buttons, also known as woolly heads, are a type of Australian native flower. They are a member of the daisy family and are characterized by their golden-yellow globe-shaped flowers. Billy buttons are native to all mainland states of Australia except for the Northern Territory, and they can be found in a variety of habitats, including dry forest, grassland, and alpine regions.

Seasonal Flower Subscription:

Types of flowers you’ll find in our subscription seasonal posies include;

Roses: Roses are one of the most popular flowers in the world. They are known for their beauty, fragrance, and symbolism.There are over 100 species of roses. The most common species is the Rosa damascene, which is the source of rose oil. The world's most expensive rose is the Juliet Rose, which costs $250,000 per stem.

Sweet William flowers are fragrant and have a sweet, clove-like scent. They are named for their bearded petals, which are covered in short, stiff hairs. The name "Sweet William" comes from the French word "Guillaume", which means "William".

Snapdragons are gorgeous flowers that grow to a height of 1–3 feet. They have slender, upright stems and lance-shaped leaves. The flowers are tubular and come in a variety of colors, including red, orange, yellow, pink, purple, and white. The flowers are often bi-colored, with a different colour on the inside and outside of the petals.

Florist’s Pick Flower Subscription:

Flower lovers will rejoice with this stunning subscription offering. Each delivery, they'll receive a single variety or mixed arrangement of the best and most seasonal blooms, handpicked by our florists. It changes every time and for those who prefer to use their own vases, these come wrapped in our white premium paper wrapping. 

Flower subscriptions are a great way to enjoy fresh flowers on a regular basis. Whether you're buying a flower subscription for yourself or someone else, flowers have a way of making someone’s day brighter and an easy way for you to share the love around. 

Here are some additional  tips for buying flower subscriptions:

  • Read reviews: Before you sign up for a flower subscription, be sure to read reviews from other customers. This will help you get an idea of the quality of the flowers and the customer service.
  • Be flexible: With flower subscriptions, you're not always going to get the exact flowers you want. That's because the flowers that are available will vary depending on the season. Be flexible and be willing to try new flowers, that’s the best part of seasonal blooms! 
  • Enjoy the experience: Flower subscriptions are more than just a way to get flowers. They're also a way to enjoy the experience of receiving flowers on a regular basis. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the beauty of fresh flowers.

And because we’re a tad obsessed with flowers, here are 15 interesting facts about them!

  1. Taylor Swift's favourite flower is the peony. She has mentioned her love of peonies in interviews and in her music. For example, in the song "Lover", she sings about "peonies in the spring".
  2. There were an estimated 5,000 roses used when Travis Barker proposed to Kourtney Kardashian on the beach in Montecito, California. The roses were arranged in the shape of a heart, and they were surrounded by candles and petals.
  3. The poppy became a symbol of remembrance after the poem "In Flanders Fields" was published in 1915. The poem describes how poppies grew in the fields of Flanders, where many soldiers had died during the war.
  4. The world's largest flower is the Rafflesia arnoldii, which can grow up to 3 feet wide and weigh up to 15 pounds.
  5. The smallest flower is the Wolffia globosa, which is only about 0.008 inches in diameter.
  6. The name "sunflower" comes from the fact that the flowers follow the sun. Peonies are often called"the queen of flowers" because of their beauty.
  7. ​​Australia's national flower is the Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha)
  8. The rarest flower in the world is the Middlemist's Red. It is a type of camellia that is native to China.
  9. The national flower of India is the Lotus.
  10. The national flower of the United States is the American Beauty Rose.
  11. The colour of a flower can indicate its meaning. For example, red roses symbolise love, while yellow roses symbolise friendship.
  12. Flowers are used in many cultures for religious and spiritual purposes. For example, lotus flowers are sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism.
  13. Flowers are used in a variety of traditional medicines. For example, chamomile flowers are used to treat anxiety and insomnia.
  14. The Secret Garden is still voted one of the best movies of all time about flowers. 
  15. Disbud flowers comes from the Latin word "dis" meaning "apart" and "bud" meaning "a small, unopened flower or leaf".

Spoil someone you love with a monthly flower subscription from LVLY. You can pause or cancel at any time after two deliveries. Or, treat yourself to a subscription and enjoy fresh, gorgeous blooms delivered straight to your door every week, fortnight or month. The best part about flowers is the delightful surprise you’ll get each time they arrive!