ROSES are red. Violets are blue. Is your Valentine’s Day bouquet traditional or new? Read more at The Business Times.

Rose Day, marking the start of Valentine's Week, celebrates love with unique floral arrangements tailored to each zodiac sign ...

Nothing says ‘I love you’ quite like red roses, which silently take over flower kiosks, shops, and studios in the lead-up to ...

Instead of settling on a singular bouquet, sign your sweetie up for a monthly flower subscription to keep the love going well ...

Roses have long been the flower of choice for the holiday, but some see an opening for the humble tulip.

Everyone's knee-jerk reaction for color-coding the flower arrangements for special events is red for Valentine's Day and ...

Don't just choose a generic flower bouquet. Carefully curate every aspect of your date's bouquet with the help of this guide.

With the cost of fresh roses nearly doubling from last year due to extreme weather impacting production, preserved roses offer an affordable alternative that also lasts longer, florist Liu Tze-te (劉子德 ...

Rose Day on February 7 marks the beginning of Valentine’s Week, celebrating love with roses of different colours symbolizing ...

They're real, and they're spectacular! Preserved for the long haul, these stunning boxed bouquets will win anyone's heart.

During the Victorian era, the concept of floriography—the language of flowers—gained popularity. People would send roses to ...

Valentine's Day-related events include Galentine's, music, burlesque, mini-golf, dinners, decoration opportunities and more.