New Zealand Flowers and Cultural Traditions

Matariki Flowers and Gift Ideas in Auckland

Matariki - Learn more about the significance of the winter star cluster Matariki and the reflection on those who have passed on, and what we can learn from the past to realise our aspirations for the coming year.

New Zealand Native Flowers: A Florist Guide

Explore New Zealand native flowers, from golden Kōwhai and red Pōhutukawa to Kākābeak, Harakeke, native orchids, Mānuka and Puawānanga. A florist’s guide to the flowers of Aotearoa, their meanings, and how we create native-inspired bouquets for Auckland delivery.

Exploring New Zealand's Cultural Floral Celebrations

New Zealand, a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural diversity, has a profound connection with nature and flowers. From traditional Maori customs to modern celebrations, flowers play a significant role in various cultural festivities.

Easter Flowers and Gift Ideas in Auckland

Easter is a time for celebration, reflection, and spending quality time with loved ones. Whether you’re planning a family gathering, hosting an Easter brunch, or simply want to send a little seasonal cheer, flowers and gifts are a beautiful way to mark the occasion.

Anzac Wreath Ideas, Meanings and Tribute Guide

ANZAC Day, observed each year on 25 April, is a time for reflection, remembrance, and national pride. For many families, schools, clubs and RSAs, laying a wreath is a meaningful way to honour service and sacrifice.

What is the Meaning behind Chinese Valentines Day?

As a florist I find it fascinating to find out more how other cultures use flowers, as part of their annual festivals and joyful celebrations .... I am going in search of more information to share with our florists team about the meanings behind the Double Seven Festival - Qixi - or Chinese Valentine's Day, which in 2026 is on Wednesday 19th August.

What is the Cancer Society Daffodil Day?

Daffodil Day has a long history in New Zealand, and holds a special place in the hearts of all New Zealanders as we've all been touched by Cancer in one way or another. But why Daffodils?