Flower Gift-Giving Dates in Hong Kong: 2025

Date	Occasion	Recommended Flowers	Reason/Meaning
January 29	Lunar New Year	Orchids, peonies, kumquat branches	Prosperity, good fortune, and happiness
February 14	Valentine’s Day	Red roses, tulips, lilies	Love, passion, and romance
March 8	International Women’s Day	Daisies, carnations, gerberas	Appreciation, respect, and admiration
April 4	Ching Ming Festival	White chrysanthemums, lilies	Remembrance and honoring ancestors
May 5	Buddha’s Birthday	Lotus flowers, orchids	Purity, enlightenment, and serenity
May 11	Mother’s Day	Pink roses, peonies, carnations	Love, gratitude, and admiration
June 15	Father’s Day	Sunflowers, lilies, bamboo arrangements	Strength, admiration, and good luck
October 6	Mid-Autumn Festival	Lotus, osmanthus, white roses	Harmony, reunion, and good fortune
October 1	National Day	Red roses, carnations, chrysanthemums	Patriotism and celebration
October 29	Chung Yeung Festival	White chrysanthemums, orchids, lilies	Respect and honoring the departed
December 25	Christmas	Poinsettias, holly, red roses	Festive cheer and goodwill
Birthdays	Year-round	Roses, tulips, gerberas, sunflowers	Happiness, celebration, and personalized gifts
Anniversaries	Year-round	Red roses, orchids, calla lilies	Love, elegance, and everlasting commitment

Lunar New Year: Flower markets in Hong Kong are especially vibrant during this time. Orchids and peonies are prized for their auspicious meanings.
Ching Ming Festival: White flowers like chrysanthemums are traditional and carry solemn significance.
Mid-Autumn Festival: Osmanthus flowers are closely associated with this festival, symbolizing harmony and family unity.
General Tip: Flower shops in Hong Kong often offer arrangements tailored for specific occasions, so consult your florist for unique, culturally appropriate designs.

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