Flower Gifting Calendar for Singapore in 2025
In Singapore, gifting flowers is a thoughtful gesture for various occasions, blending cultural traditions, modern celebrations, and personal milestones. Here’s a calendar to guide your flower gifting in 2025:
January
New Year’s Day (January 1): Start the year with vibrant blooms like sunflowers or lilies to symbolize prosperity and positivity.
Chinese New Year (January 29 - January 30): Celebrate with auspicious flowers like orchids, peonies, and plum blossoms to wish good fortune and happiness.
February
Valentine’s Day (February 14): Romantic roses (red, pink, or white) are classic, but consider unique arrangements like tulips or lilies for a modern touch.
Total Defence Day (February 15): Send flowers to someone who serves in defense, education, or healthcare to show appreciation.
March
International Women’s Day (March 8): Honor women in your life with empowering flowers like orchids or vibrant gerbera daisies.
Earth Hour (March 29): Celebrate sustainability with potted plants or eco-friendly floral arrangements.
April
Good Friday (April 18): White lilies and chrysanthemums are thoughtful choices to reflect peace and spirituality.
Hari Raya Puasa (April 22): Gift fresh, colorful arrangements such as daisies or orchids to celebrate this joyous occasion.
May
Labour Day (May 1): Bright blooms like sunflowers or carnations can show gratitude to hardworking colleagues and friends.
Mother’s Day (May 11): Roses, carnations, and tulips are excellent picks to express love and appreciation for mothers.
June
Father’s Day (June 15): Consider gifting masculine and elegant flowers like orchids or succulents.
Dragon Boat Festival (June 1): Celebrate this cultural event with seasonal blooms or arrangements featuring bamboo.
July
Racial Harmony Day (July 21): Share multi-colored bouquets to celebrate Singapore’s diversity and unity.
Friendship Day (July 30): Bright and cheerful blooms like sunflowers or gerbera daisies make ideal gifts.
August
National Day (August 9): Celebrate Singapore’s birthday with red and white flowers, such as roses and lilies, symbolizing the national flag.
Teachers’ Day (August 29): Show gratitude with simple, elegant arrangements like daisies or orchids.
September
Mid-Autumn Festival (September 6): Choose traditional flowers like chrysanthemums or peonies to pair with mooncakes.
Grandparents’ Day (September 14): Surprise grandparents with classic, fragrant blooms like carnations or lilies.
October
World Mental Health Day (October 10): Send calming flowers like lavender, peace lilies, or succulents to promote wellness.
Deepavali (October 20): Celebrate the Festival of Lights with vibrant flowers like marigolds and lotus blooms.
November
Hari Raya Haji (November 17): Honor this sacred day with thoughtful arrangements featuring white and green flowers for simplicity and purity.
Thanksgiving (November 27): Autumnal hues like orange roses, sunflowers, or chrysanthemums are perfect for expressing gratitude.
December
Christmas (December 25): Festive arrangements with poinsettias, holly, or red roses create a cheerful holiday spirit.
Year-End Celebrations (December 31): Ring in the New Year with celebratory arrangements featuring bright flowers like sunflowers and gerberas.
Anytime Recommendations
Birthdays: Customize arrangements based on birth month flowers or favorite colors.
Anniversaries: Opt for roses, lilies, or any flower that holds personal significance.
Achievements: Congratulate with elegant orchids or cheerful blooms like daisies.
Cultural Considerations
Chinese Traditions: Avoid gifting white flowers (e.g., white chrysanthemums) for celebratory events, as they symbolize mourning.
Malay and Indian Traditions: Bright, vibrant colors are typically well-received for festive occasions.
Corporate Etiquette: Stick to neutral and elegant arrangements for professional relationships, such as orchids or succulents.
This flower gifting calendar ensures your thoughtful gestures are always well-timed and appropriate, making every occasion in 2025 truly special.
