If you are looking to send a gift, flowers are always a lovely idea! When it comes to deciding what to send, the options are vast. How do you choose?
Apart from the usual considerations of occasion, location, budget, and general likes and dislikes, consider the recipient’s personality type! Matching flowers to someone’s general personality profile can result in an even happier recipient.
Take a few moments and think about the person you are sending the flowers to. Think about their hobbies, interests, how they dress, their home décor choices, and the way they interact with others. Are they outgoing and splashy, or quiet and shy? Do they like to hike, bike, and be outdoors? Do they wear or decorate with a lot of traditionally feminine colours, like pinks and lavenders, or do they prefer bolder shades and patterns? Do they keep décor modern and minimal, or traditional and layered?
Here are our suggestions for 5 most common personality profiles:
1. The Outdoorsy Type; A rustic, down-to-earth person who enjoys the great outdoors. Like natural fabrics and earthy colours, and enjoys being active.
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| Autumn Glory |
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| 8" Planter Basket |
2. The Romantic: A tender, sweet person who enjoys romance and kindness, and some of the more feminine designs in clothing or decor.
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| Crazy For You |
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| Pretty In Pink |
3. The Traditionalist: A bit more reserved person, likes simple colour palettes. Prefers things that are comfortable, reliable, and classic.
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| Classic White & Yellow Daisies |
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| What a Treat |
4. The Modern Minimalist: The minimalist enjoys simple, clean lines, modern clothing and decor in bolder shapes, with less fuss.
5.. The Vibrant Extrovert : A sociable, outgoing type who is not afraid to be noticed. This person loves to meet and mingle, see and be seen. Enjoys bolder colours and patterns.
Remember, whatever you choose, you really can’t go wrong! Your recipient will be thrilled to get a gorgeous bouquet or a beautiful, lush plant. It’s really the time you took and the thought you are expressing that makes the final impact.
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