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Teachers' Day flowers: what to give, and how a class orders together

20 November is Vietnamese Teachers' Day, when students, parents and schools thank their teachers. A restrained bouquet in the right flowers and tones says the thank-you that is hard to put in a card.

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About Vietnamese Teachers' Day (20 November)

20 November is Vietnamese Teachers' Day, a national day honouring the teaching profession. Demand rises sharply, above all from classes and parent groups ordering together, so ordering early is how you keep the designs matching and get them to the school on time.

FAQ

What should I give a teacher on 20 November?
Restrained and long-lasting is the rule: sunflowers for gratitude, carnations and blush roses for respect, lisianthus and lilies. For a lecturer or principal, a phalaenopsis orchid or a formal basket. For a male teacher, choose stronger, plainer tones.
How far ahead should I order?
Two to three days, especially for a class or parent group order, so the designs match and arrive at the school on time. Flosa sends a photo of the real flowers before delivery.
Can we order for a whole class or school?
Yes. Flosa takes bulk orders — matching bouquets, standing displays, flowers for several teachers. Tell us two or three days ahead, and we include a card naming the class.
Is it different for male and female teachers?
Yes, by convention. Female teachers receive refined, brighter tones — sunflowers, carnations, blush roses. Male teachers receive stronger, plainer bouquets, or a formal orchid.

Order your Teachers' Day flowers today

Order early to keep the arrangement you want and have it delivered on the day. Flosa sends you a photo of the real flowers before delivery, with a greeting card at no extra cost.

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