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8 March is a holiday on which many women and girls wait for flowers as a sign of attention and a confirmation of their worth. It is a fitting occasion for a restrained mono bouquet.
Why give a mono bouquet on 8 March?
Those who give flowers on this day are not out to astonish the recipient with unusual signature bouquets. What matters on this holiday is to say the words that count, to show attention and to make a symbolic gesture in the form of fresh flowers in a vase. A mono bouquet of spring flowers, of the recipient’s favourite flowers, or even of exotic ones if she does need to be surprised, does that well.Which mono bouquet can be given on 8 March?
Early spring brings the most delicate and sunny flowers. Many of them are fragrant. Our pick of flowers for 8 March:- Tulips, the March classic. Many women expect no flowers other than tulips on this day
- Narcissi. Very sweet and delicate flowers. Their petals are fine and soft, and yet the flowers themselves are hardy
- Hyacinths. Perhaps the most fragrant flowers not only in the spring catalogue but in our whole experience
- Lilac. A noble and elegant flower. Equally suited as a gift for a colleague or a manager and for someone close
- Ranunculus. A favourite of many women, on a par with peonies
- Lilies of the valley. Particular flowers, and above all ones that will please even the most discerning recipient
- Mimosa, a full and sunny armful, the classic bouquet for 8 March
- Garden roses. A classic that does not fail. Full, sumptuous and very beautiful
- Reflexed roses. The new classic. Striking and unusual roses that will surprise many

