As the Lunar New Year approaches, the vibrant tradition of flowers blooms anew, symbolising hope, prosperity, and renewal. At Floristique, a leading florist in Singapore, we pride ourselves on keeping these ancient traditions alive. This blog delves into the deep-rooted history and evolving practices of using flowers to celebrate Chinese New Year (CNY), reflecting on how they continue to bring joy and meaning to our festive preparations.  In this exploration, we will traverse the historical significance of flowers in CNY, their symbolism, and how these practices have transformed over the years. Join us on a journey that intertwines the old...

The Chinese New Year, also recognised as the Spring Festival, embodies the spirit of renewal and the promise of prosperity. At the heart of these joyous celebrations lies a profound emphasis on the selection and presentation of symbolic flowers, each bloom carefully chosen for its auspicious qualities and cultural significance. Flowers play a pivotal role in Chinese New Year traditions, representing hopes, aspirations, and the collective desire for a harmonious and prosperous year ahead. The art of choosing and arranging these blooms is a time-honoured practice, weaving together a tapestry of meanings that enrich the festive atmosphere, bringing joy and...

Few traditions are as timeless and universally cherished as the act of ushering in the New Year. In this grand spectacle of fresh beginnings, joyous festivities, and heartfelt resolutions, flowers have played a pivotal role, weaving a thread of beauty and symbolism into the fabric of celebrations across cultures. Delving into the historical significance of flowers in New Year celebrations, we embark on a journey that explores not only why people buy flowers during this auspicious time but also the cultural richness and significance of this practice in Singapore. Blooms and Beliefs: The Long Tradition of Sending & Buying Flowers...