The 411 on Flower Etiquette [Infographic]

Buyers just accept that flower prices increase tremendously around Valentine’s and Mother’s Day. And it’s funny that only 30% of annual flower purchases are made for “no special occasion” yet women surveyed say they prefer getting flowers unexpectedly or on non-holidays. For those of us who need to know how to make our floral gifts more meaningful and surprising, this latest infographic serves as a guide.

Check out this helpful guide to buying flowers if you’re in the market to buy some Valentine’s blooms:

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Strange and Funny Vintage Valentine Day Cards

Artist Mitch O'Connell has assembled top 100 most strange, odd, perplexing and unintentionally funny vintage valentine cards all collected in one place ...for YOU (with love)!

What your Valentine's Day gift says about your relationship [Infographic]

Whether you receive fancy, shiny jewelry or a generic box of drug store chocolates, your Valentine’s Day gift says a lot about the state of your relationship. Check out our fun Valentine’s Day infographic to see where the passion and longevity of your relationship stands based on the gift you receive.

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How Dirty is Your Valentine Date [Infographic]

Do you like your date to be dirty? Whether you do or not, Keeping It Kleen brings you an infographic exploring the hygiene, or lack thereof, of men and women.

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At the Heart of Valentines Day [Infographic]

It is true that many of the traditions surrounding Valentine’s Day and similar holidays worldwide are directly linked to consumer industries scheming up ways to build business. And it’s clear from the US spending statistics that silly as some people may find it, Valentine’s Day is no laughing matter when it comes to the flower and candy industries. However, it’s interesting to see different ways this looks across the globe, and to explore some of the deeper legend and history behind it.

Overall, I think giving is a good thing, as long as you keep it within reason, and don’t get too caught up in the consumer hype surrounding holidays like this. Check out this infographic to learn a little bit more about just how complex the construction of Valentine’s Day really is.

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Does Valentine's Day Rocks or Sucks [Infographic]

Are you one of those people who considers Valentines Day one of their favorite holidays? Do you love sending cards out to your loved ones, having a romantic dinner with your sweetheart, and decorating your house with conversation hearts? Even though you are single, you still love the holiday so much because you get to watch cheesy chick flicks with all your best girl friends and eat lots of chocolate?

That may be true for some people, but there are also a great deal of individuals out there who truly despise this so-called “Hallmark holiday”. Whether you have been dumped before on a previous V-day, start to feel very lonely and/or depressed, or you just can’t stand the fact you feel obligated to buy your spouse gifts to prove you love them (even though you tell them daily)- there is something about this day that irks you.

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