Brighten Your Sweetie's Day With Flowers From These Florists

Everybody loves getting flowers! Unless they bug your allergies, then I don't blame you for not being a fan.

Shoot, I'm someone who hates receiving gifts and I even love getting flowers every now and then. It's a kind gesture to show someone that you're thinking of them whether it's for a special occasion, a loss, or just because.

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I didn't realize how much I loved getting them until my significant other came into my life. He surprises me with them all the time and it's the sweetest thing.

*Insert gooey eyed emoji and barfing emoji here*

He usually picks up flowers from the Williamston Greenhouse & Florist because their bouquets are absolutely stunning. I mean, look at these!

Photo Cred Erica Gray

If you're looking to brighten up your loved ones day, pick some flowers up from these Lansing area florists!

B/A Florist
Van Atta's Greenhouse & Flower Shop
Jon Anthony Florist
Wild Strawberry & More
Rick Anthony's Flower Shoppe
Smith Floral & Greenhouse
Aleta's Flower Shop
Vivee's Floral Garden
Gigi's Floral
Hyacinth House
Macdowell's Flower Shop

Photo Cred Erica Gray

If you're significant other doesn't randomly buy you flowers, dump them. I'm kidding, just buy them yourself and when they ask you who they're from, hit them with, "Wouldn't you like to know?" That'll ruffle some feathers.

It's probably best that you don't follow any of that advice, and just mention how nice it would be to get flowers every now and then. Better yet, show them this article. That's the safest route.

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