Some Creative Advice

So, you're almost ready to send out that get well flower delivery but you have no idea what to write on the card. It's OK, we're not all the creative types. In addition, a “get well” card can be a difficult thing to write. Here is a list of suggestions:

1. We miss you at the office! Get well soon.
2. We need you at the office. Come back soon.
3. Hope these brighten your room and lift your spirits.
4. Sending you my love and prayers.
5. Good health starts with a happy heart, I hope these flowers bring you happiness. 
6. I hope you're back on your feet soon.
7. Our prayers are with you, hope you feel better soon..
8. Sending you all the healing thoughts in the world.
9. Sending you sunshine and cheer!
10. I hope this brightens your day!
11. Loving relief for your aches and pains.
12. Wishing you the speediest recovery.
13. We miss you! Hurry back!
14. Hope you feel better soon.

Think Low Maintenance for Get Well Arrangements

Do you know someone who is feeling a little under the weather? Why not send him or her a nice floral arrangement or potted plant? Flowers and greenery have been proven to lift spirits and promote health so send away. Before you order, however, take into consideration exactly what you should send. Does the recipient have a favorite plant or flower? If so, send that. If not, choose get well flowers that are bright and cheerful.

Is the recipient extremely ill or even bed ridden? If so, you should put a little more thought into what you're sending. If it is unlikely that the recipient will be able to care for the flowers every day, stay away from high maintenance flora. Instead, look into some beautiful plants that don't have to be tended to on a daily basis. Many tropical plants are colorful and need little attention—these can be great options.

Focus on the Flowers, Not the "Get Well"

There's no denying that being sick is a bummer and one of the best things that you can do for someone who is ill is to take their mind off of it. A get well flower delivery can be just the ticket! If you're going to send get well flowers, however, focus more on the flowers than the “get well” aspect.

Send a vibrant arrangement composed of cheerful-colored flora. Yellows, reds, and oranges are great color choices so go crazy with them. Think daisies, tulips, and bright carnations and have them topped off with big, beautiful bows and happy balloons.

When including cards with your get well flowers, it's sometimes a good idea to avoid having “get well” on the card. Instead, try something like “thinking of you,” “to brighten your day,” or “hope this makes you smile.” This will assist in keeping the recipient's mind off being ill.

Know Your Hospital Flower Rules

Sending get well flowers is a thoughtful gesture that can brighten someone's day. If the person you're wishing “get well” wishes to is in a hospital, however, you should put extra thought into the ordering process. When sending flowers to a hospital, try to provide the following information:

• The name of the hospital
• The name of the patient
• If possible, the room number
• What time you would like the flowers delivered (maybe in accordance to visiting hours)

Keep in mind that most urgent care and intensive care units have “no flower” policies. Also remember that some regulate flower sizes. Your florist should know information about the local hospitals and their rules so be sure to inquire.

Send Your Wishes Even if You Can't Be There

If someone that you care about is ill and you can't be there, send your wishes instead. Get well soon flowers are a great way to show someone that you're thinking of them even if you can't be there in person. Flowers can brighten up any hospital room and make it feel a little more cheerful and homey.

Flowers are unobtrusive shows of affection that are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face—a great way to heighten the spirits of someone feeling under the weather. In addition to being the perfect way to send your sentiments, the process of sending the flowers is easy. Simply stop by your local florist or check out a flower website.

Help the Recovery Process With Flowers

When a person returns home from the hospital, it is likely that they are well on the road to recovery and it is important to keep his or her spirits up. And, it's a proven fact that flowers make a person happier.

While patients will probably already be looking forward to returning to the home's familiar comforts, the beauty and cheer that flowers bring will make it even more inviting. In addition, flowers are a wonderful way to let someone know they're in your thoughts, even if you can't be there in person.

Make That Get Well Gift Truly Special

Giving get well gift baskets and flowers is a great way to cheer up someone who is feeling rotten. Sometimes just showing someone that your thoughts are with them can make all the difference in the world. There are endless options and you can find something beautiful and cheerful by simply stopping at a local florist shop or buying online.

To give that arrangement a really personal touch, however, team up with your florist to make something truly special; make your own gift basket. Before going to the flowers shop, pick up some up-lifting add-ins to put into the gift basket. Here are some great treat ideas:

• Gourmet soups
• Assorted teas and a cute mug
• Vividly colored stuffed animals
• Bright helium balloons
• Bubble bath • A comfy robe and slippers