In the life of every parent, the birth of a child is a real event. At the bride or at the first visit, the mother is presented with the most noble - preferably her favorite - flowers. At birth, girls give preference to pink and red colors, while blue-violet colors are more appropriate for a boy. You should not give a young mother flowers with a strong aroma, as well as roses with uncircumcised thorns.
A child's birthday is a wonderful occasion to arrange a personal holiday for him. And as at any real holiday, flowers are indispensable here. Usually, on their birthday, children are given colorful, cheerful bouquets with lace wrappers and bright ribbons. An elegant wicker or metal basket in which you can hide a "sweet surprise" or a toy will be an ideal frame for such a bouquet.
For a children's bouquet, flowers are often used that adults, due to some misunderstanding, avoid giving each other: for example, pansies, sweet peas, marigolds. Bright warm tones prevail in the baby's bouquet. Sometimes it is made emphatically variegated. The main thing in a "baby bouquet" is a vivid visual impression that can amaze a child's imagination. However, no less joy will be given to the birthday man by the gift composition in the form of a "sweet tree", the branches of which are decorated with sweets in shiny wrappers, crackers and other children's joys.
A topic for a separate conversation is "school bouquet". It has become a tradition that on September 1, a child goes to school with a festive bouquet for his beloved teacher. Usually such a bouquet is made up of traditional autumn flowers - dahlias, gladioli, asters. The color scheme should be bright and festive. In the "school bouquet" both excessive restraint and excessive pretentiousness are equally inappropriate. Avoid delicate pastel colors, which are more suitable for more intimate occasions. At the same time, do not strive to decorate the "school bouquet" with catchy and expensive flowers. Simplicity, tradition and a bright juicy scale - these are the three basic rules that should not be forgotten when sending a child to school with a bouquet.
