Teacher's Day: Which Flowers to Give

  • Teacher's Day: Which Flowers to Give

In Ukraine, Teacher's Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of October. It's a holiday for everyone who has ever sat at a school desk — a chance to thank a first teacher, a class teacher or a favourite tutor. And flowers are the simplest and warmest way to do it.

From you or from the whole class

From one student, a neat bouquet is just right: a few roses, spray roses, chrysanthemums or a bright seasonal bouquet. It doesn't have to be huge — what matters is that the flowers are fresh and arranged with care.

From the whole class or the parents, choose something more noticeable: a large bouquet, a basket or a flower box. Such a gift will stay in the classroom where everyone can see it — children, colleagues and parents.

Which flowers to choose

  • Roses are a classic for any occasion. Light, delicate shades suit a female teacher; deeper tones such as burgundy suit a head teacher.
  • Chrysanthemums are true autumn flowers: they last long and look great in large bouquets.
  • Flower boxes are convenient: no vase is needed, the arrangement can go straight on the desk.
  • A flower basket is a festive gift from the class, especially for a teacher's anniversary.

For a male teacher, choose simple bouquets without extra decor: roses of one colour, chrysanthemums, arrangements in calm tones.

To keep the flowers fresh longer

  • Put a bouquet of roses in a vase with plenty of water — roses need deep water.
  • Keep the wrapping on: it holds a microclimate, so the flowers last longer.
  • For a flower box or basket, add 30–50 ml of water every 1–2 days — no more, or it may leak.
  • Keep the flowers cool, away from radiators and direct sunlight.

Delivery in time for the holiday

There are many orders before Teacher's Day, so it's best to order in advance. We deliver bouquets across Dnipro at a convenient time — to a home, an office or straight to the school — with your words on the card.

Royal Flowers florists

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