Our mothers are among the most important people in our lives. They have watched us grow and shaped us into the people we are today, they are always around to support us, and have a smile and a tea ready when we’re feeling down. We owe a lot to our mothers, which is why Mother’s Day is such an important occasion.

One of the most popular festivals of Hinduism, Diwali symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance”. Over the five day celebration, homes are decorated with lights and lamps, marking the Hindu New Year. Bright, beautiful flowers have become commonplace in the decorating and celebration process.

Be inspired and feel the beautiful vibrance of having flowers in your life with our collection of meaningful flower quotes and sayings. Let happiness flow like the fragrance from a flower as it draws all good things towards you :)

The carnation has such a rich history and has become the flower synonymous with Mother’s Day. Carnations are said to be the ultimate representation of a child’s love for their mother. But why, and how did these particular flowers become associated with Mother’s Day?

You’ve probably heard all about the hype surrounding Black Friday – the bargain-hunting shopping frenzy. Although an institution in the US, the Black Friday phenomenon has only recently taken hold in South Africa.

Ever heard of Millennial Pink? Neither had we. Then we discovered that it’s a colour that’s having a bit of a moment. So, what is its actual hue? Think a retro, dusty shade of pink that looks spectacular on feature walls, at home on velvet chairs, or that makes a statement as a bold winter coat.

 At Bloomable, we believe in delivering happiness. And this July, we’re all about sharing the joy of gift-giving – the joy of a Bloomable moment. We believe that while you can’t buy happiness, you can buy blooms.