International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world on the 8th of March. It is the perfect day to show your appreciation for the women who play an important role in your life. You don’t need too many words to do so, you can say it with a beautiful colourful bouquet!
Joyful
A colourful bouquet brings people joy. You can enhance the effect by choosing cheerful colours, for example yellow, orange and red. You could also choose a high-contrast combination of colours. The shape also plays its part. Why not let a few flowers protrude well above the bouquet, for example? This gives your bouquet a very energetic feel. It will make everybody happy! With Royal Van Zanten’s versatile cut flowers you can effortlessly create this cheerful effect.
Follow the hottest flower trends
If you want to go all out on Women’s Day, go for an XXL bouquet in warm tones and some bright colour accents – in line with the Unique Utopia flower trend. If you prefer tranquil colours, choose a mix of soft pastels – in line with the Slow Life flower trend, where peace and nature play a major part. You can further enhance the natural look of this bouquet by adding dried grasses. With the wide assortment cut flowers of Royal Van Zanten, you’ll always find the perfect flowers to set the right mood.
Mini bouquets that stand out
You can also show your appreciation with small bouquets. You could go for exciting colour combinations with plenty of contrast, such as yellow, blue-purple and orange. A colourful mini bouquet like this will really stand out. You could even go one step further with painted flowers in unexpected colours (turquoise!). If you dare!
B(l)ooming Love
Flowers are inextricably linked with love, attention and well wishes. Whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, Women’s Day or Mother’s Day. Feel free to vary with colours, shapes, and styles. And be inspired by the latest floral trends. This makes it fun to continue giving (and receiving!) flowers. Year after year!
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