Send our Caring October Birthday and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Flowers!

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We have a great selection of October Birthday and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Flowers. Our thoughtful and beautiful flowers and plants are perfect to show your support and caring for all special occasions.

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October Birthday and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Flowers

October Birthday Flowers are a great way to put a smile on someone’s face. October Birth Flowers are the Marigold and Cosmos but additional popular flowers for October Birthdays are:

• Lilacs
• Peonies
• Carnations
• Chrysanthemums
• Bachelor buttons
• Mums (also known as “cranesbill”)
• Asters
• Sunflowers are also a great option for October birthdays, especially if your special someone has an affinity for gardening or outdoor activities. If you’re looking for something bright and colorful, try sunflowers!
• Some other beautiful options include Hydrangeas Magnolias Daffodils As you can see, there are plenty of options when it comes to choosing flowers for a special October birthday. No matter which type of flower you choose, your recipient will love them!

October Birthday Plants are a great option as well for people who really like plants and perhaps want to keep the plants around for a while. 

October birthday plants include:

• Chrysanthemum, Calendula, Daisy, Dahlia and Lily. These flowers are ideal for any October birthday or Breast Cancer Awareness month because they all have the word “October” in their names.
• The Rose is a classic choice for any October birthday or Breast Cancer Awareness month because it’s associated with love (and it’s pink).
• Zinnia makes for a colorful addition to any bouquet.

Breast Cancer Awareness Flowers

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In addition to the month’s official designation, October is also National Mammography Month, Pinktober and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Canada.

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women. In 2018, there were about 252,000 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed in the United States and over 40,000 deaths. Breast cancer is not just a disease that affects women, but also men. Men can develop breast cancer as well. The American Cancer Society estimates that 2% of all cancers diagnosed in men are breast cancers (about 2,500 cases each year) Breast cancer is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the tissues of the breast. The disease can also spread to other parts of the body.

• The Rose is a classic choice for Breast Cancer Awareness month because it’s associated with love (and it’s pink).
• Zinnia makes for a colorful addition to any bouquet!

Breast Cancer Awareness Plants

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and you can show your support by planting a tree or plant. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the air we breathe, which helps to cleanse our environment of harmful toxins. The American Cancer Society recommends planting trees in your neighborhood, as well as finding ways to reduce pollution from cars at home by using less electricity, driving less or switching to public transportation instead of driving alone.

If you want something smaller than an entire tree but still meaningful for this cause–and if you are willing to spend some money–you might consider buying some flowers from local florists who donate all proceeds from sales during this time frame toward breast cancer research funds (and maybe even, get yourself something pretty).

There are many ways to raise money for breast cancer research, such as hosting a bake sale or selling items that you make at home. If you are not sure where to start, look into local organizations like the Susan G. Komen Foundation or the American Cancer Society for ideas on how to help out If you are looking for a way to give back during the month of October, consider making donations to breast cancer research. This is one of the most common ways people around the world help fight this disease. You can donate money or items such as clothing or household goods to organizations like Susan G. Komen Foundation or local cancer centers that help survivors and those who are currently fighting cancer.

If you are looking to make a difference in the lives of those affected by breast cancer, consider volunteering at local organizations that sponsor events and help with fundraising efforts. You could also donate items such as clothing or household goods to these groups so that they can sell them at their events or donate money directly through their websites. If you’re looking for a way to give back during the month of October, consider making donations to breast cancer research.

History of Breast Cancer Awareness

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women and the second leading cause of death from cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, there are more than 2 million breast cancer survivors in the United States today.

In 1985, Evelyn Honea was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 34; she died just three years later. Her husband, James Honea Sr., wanted to honor her memory by creating something positive from his wife’s diagnosis and subsequent death from this disease that affects so many women around the world every year–he chose flowers! His idea was simple: give pink roses (Evelyn’s favorite) to those who have been affected by breast cancer or who are survivors themselves during October–Breast Cancer Awareness Month–and raise money for research toward finding better treatments for this devastating disease.

The first year, James gave out 100 pink roses to women in the hospital. Within a few months, word had spread about his gesture, and he was receiving requests from other hospitals as well. Today, James gives away more than 16,000 roses each October through direct donations from his personal bank account and fundraisers organized by volunteers all over the country James Honea Sr.’s story is a very powerful one because it illustrates the importance of having a positive outlook during times of adversity. He was able to turn his wife’s diagnosis into something that could help others, and by doing so he chose to honor her memory instead of letting it bring him down and make him feel helpless.

James’ story is also inspiring because it shows how one person can make a difference in the world. He decided to do something about breast cancer and has been able to help many people by doing so.

Conclusion

We have a great selection of October Birthdays and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Flowers.  If you are looking for something specific, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. We are the ideal florist for those who want to send flowers and plants across the country. We offer same-day delivery on orders placed before noon, as well as next-day service on all of our flower arrangements. Ordering from us is easy, just give us a call or place an order online!

Huisman Flowers Offers Same Day Delivery of October Birthday and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Flowers

We Also Proudly Participate in Petal It Forward

Petal It Forward is a prime example of the industry coming together for a common goal, and as your national trade association, we are proud to lead you in this initiative to elevate consumer perceptions about flowers. SAF helps you build a better floral business, so together we can build a stronger floral industry. For the last eight years, thousands of floral industry members in all 50 states have organized their teams on one day in October to take part in Petal It Forward, SAF’s goodwill initiative. It is a powerful way to illustrate the positive health benefits of giving and receiving flowers. Science has proven that flowers reduce stress and anxiety and make people happy. Let’s come together as an industry and spread the power of flowers.

It is time to sign up to participate in Petal It Forward, taking place on October 18, 2023. Our goal is for the industry to Petal It Forward in every state! Petal It Forward, SAF’s goodwill initiative where participants hand two flowers or bouquets to an unsuspecting stranger, one for them to keep and one to share with someone else, is a powerful way to illustrate the positive health benefits of giving and receiving flowers. Partner with your wholesaler or supplier to get single stems or bouquets of flowers. Craft a plan for how you will pass out flowers/bouquets on Oct. 18. Use this as an opportunity to promote your shop and gain attention from the media. Encourage staff and recipients to take photos and share on social media.

Classic Dozen Light Pink Roses

Perfect for Birthday’s, Breast Cancer Awareness Month or Classic Romance, a dozen roses are always the choice. One dozen long-stemmed roses in an elegant glass container with premium foliage accents.

Locations

Huisman Flowers Grand Haven
(616) 842-4340
556 N Beacon Blvd.
Grand Haven, MI 49417