What would the most passionate, heartfelt day of the year be without Valentine’s Day flowers? Fragrant long-stemmed red roses. A posy of pretty pink blossoms. Sure, candy and paper hearts are nice. But there’s nothing quite so beautiful and ethereal – so capable of expressing love – as a Valentine’s Day bouquet! 
After all, a gift of flowers for Valentine’s Day is not just a fleeting thought, it’s an expectation. And while sending your Valentine red roses may be considered the most traditional choice for this romantic day, we offer a bounty of creative Valentine’s Day flower arrangements to choose from. And remember, Valentine’s Day is not just for lovers. This year, why not expand your gift giving, and spread the joy? There are so many people in your life who’d treasure a gift of Valentine’s Day flowers. Lift someone’s spirits, and make their heart soar. Send pink Valentine’s Day flowers to your daughter – or a lush lavender Valentine’s Day bouquet to a mother, aunt or grandmother. You can even order a special gift for a favorite office mate. Click through our marvelous selection – you’ll find everything you need right here. Visit our website: http://www.centurycityflowermarket.com/
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Calling your local Los Angeles florist can be a daunting task when it comes to ordering Valentine’s day flowers for the one’s you love.
Here is the way to make it easy:
1. Decide on you budget. Do you want simple and understated, couture or a one of a kind design from master floral artist.
2. Search the Internet based on the arrangements that suits your style. You can check out our gallery:
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3. Contact your local florist ahead of time to discuss the options. A knowledgeable floral designer is able to provide information about availability, pricing and design ideas.
4. If you’re not about what you want, provide designer with the budget and allow the to create beautiful floral masterpiece.
5. Don’t forget, the delivery charge and tax are always in addition to cast of flowers.
6. Order early! Order early! Order early! This allows your designer to prepare and design in a relaxed timely manner and will be able to deliver beyond your expectations.
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Receiving Flowers Brings Pleasure and Increases Sociability
In a small study appearing in Evolutionary Psychology in 2005, Rutgers University researchers found that 100 percent of women smiled with a Duchenne smile after receiving a mixed bouquet of flowers. A Duchenne smile, first named by a French physician, involves use of muscles at the corner of the mouth and by the eyes; it signifies genuine, positive emotions.
Control groups received either a fruit basket or a large candle. Ninety percent of the fruit-receivers used a real smile and only 77 percent of candle-receivers smiled with a Duchenne smile. In addition, only those who received flowers reported a lasting, positive mood days later.
In an elevator study carried out by the same researchers, men or women alone in an elevator with two experimenters were presented with a large Gerber daisy, a pen or nothing. The researchers derived a total social score (TSS) by recording the type of smile, initiated talk (other than a thanks), and standing distance from the experimenters (usually strangers in an elevator retreat to opposite corners). The results showed that both men and women had higher TSS scores when receiving the Gerber daisy as compared to the pen-receivers and those who got nothing.
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Another Day in the Life of Century City Flower Market: “Ready-Set-Go” Bouquet
Our fabulous flower designers are always creating. It never ceases here at Century City Flower Market, in fact its hard to quell the creative juices when surrounded by so much pliable beauty each and every day. One of our more recent creations dreamt up by one of our designers is appropriately entitled the “Ready-Set-Go” Bouquet. It consists of a dozen of our gorgeous roses, picked from our pristine assortment delivered fresh to the shop every day. I’m watching Wayne, designer extraordinaire, create one of these convenient yet beautiful bouquets as I type. He picks a dozen “sentimental pink” roses, arranges them in a ti leaf rosette, pauses to help a customer buy a contemporary nickel and copper plated vase, and comes back to bring it all together. He perches a $24.99 tag on it and gently place it in the fridge.
Its patiently sitting, waiting for you to come and swoop it away, to do what all flowers dream of one day doing, brightening someones day.
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Sun Flower Bio: The Quintisential Summer Blossom
A classic summer flower, the sunflower is a great bloom to use in summer bouquets or to grow in your garden. Specifically the annual sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is the flower most people picture when they think of a sunflower. Sunflowers are a favorite for many people because of their beautiful range of colors, showy size and generally happy (and sunshine-y!) appearance.
Sunflowers are great in flower arrangements because they are large and showy, but also because they are hearty with thick stems that stand up well in a vase.
Sunflowers, even within the single classification of Helianthus annuus show a wide variety of colors, shapes and uses. A sunflower can range from the bright, cheerful yellow that is most commonly recognized, to chocolate brown and even purple shades. In addition to a wide variation in color, sunflowers are also recognizable for their potential to grow very large – up to 20 feet tall and with a bloom over two feet in diameter, according to Gardeners Net.
Being native to Central American and found wild as far north as Tennessee in the USA, the sunflower is obviously a hearty plant that can be grown easily with moderate care. Sunflowers usually bloom in late summer, so expect to have flowers starting mid-July or later and often lasting until September.
Sunflowers have a very special property called heliotropism, which just means that as it grows, the sunflower turns its face to the sun throughout the day. In the morning, the sunflower’s bud faces east to catch the rays of the rising sun and by nightfall, the bloom is facing west to capture the last sunshine as the sun sets.
Now that you know all about these sunny summer barons come in and see for yourself just how much a beautiful sunflower arrangement from Century City Flower Market can brighten your day.
Source: Telefflora Flower Blog
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We Are Closed July 4th and 5th. Happy Fourth Everyone!
Century City Flower Market will be closed Sunday July 4th and Monday July 5th this year. We will be also be unable to fill or deliver online orders for these days. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope that you have a wonderful weekend and will come back and visit us soon.
Watermelon, check. Potato salad, Check. Hot dog and hamburger buns, check. Flowers, flowers? While flowers might not have been at the top of your 4th of July list before, they would make a great addition this year. Weather your at the dining room table or the picnic table a red white and blue floral bouquet or centerpiece from Century City Flower Market is a wonderful and unique way to show off your national pride. Come on in today and we’d be happy to put together something the whole party will appreciate.
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