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Send Flowers to Canada: A Heartfelt Gesture Across Borders

Flowers have always been a timeless way to express your emotions and convey your messages of love, care, and gratitude. Sending flowers to loved ones, wherever they are, can make them smile and feel a sense of warmth, whether it is a birthday, anniversary, or any other celebration. If you want to send flowers to Canada, TheGiftPortal offers a seamless, reliable, and heartfelt way to make your loved ones feel special, even from afar.

Why Send Flowers to Canada?

Flowers possess a timeless appeal that crosses cultures and distances. They are a beautiful way to mark special occasions, offer solace in times of sadness, or bring joy to someone’s day. By sending flowers to Canada, you can stay connected with loved ones, regardless of the miles between you. Whether it’s vibrant roses or graceful lilies, each bloom holds its unique significance, making it an ideal gift for any event.

Explore a Variety of Stunning Bouquets

At TheGiftPortal, we know how important it is to choose the right bouquet. Our carefully selected assortment includes a variety of floral arrangements, from traditional rose and tulip arrangements to exotic orchids and mixed bouquets. Each arrangement is carefully crafted by expert florists to express your true feelings. Additionally, you can embrace a personalized message to make your gift even more expressive.

Convenient Delivery across Canada

With TheGiftPortal, sending flowers to Canada is both simple and convenient. No matter where they are being sent, our reliable delivery network guarantees that your flowers will arrive on time and in beautiful condition. We can arrange surprise deliveries same-day or later depending on your needs.

Sending flowers to Canada is a gesture that speaks a lot more than a simple gift. TheGiftPortal will help you make your loved ones feel special and pampered, no matter where they are. Check on our website to see our exquisite collection and send your love across the world.

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Mountain meadow near North Bend, British Columbia, Canada by Justin Brown

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Vernon, British Columbia by Shinichi Kuroda

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Frozen florals in a Canada cemetery after an ice storm. photography: Peter Fricke

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Wild roses

Alberta, Canada.

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Crataegus laevigata (English hawthorn, var: "Punicea" or maybe var: "Crimson Cloud")

When I was a six-year old kid in England, I used to climb a local hawthorn tree - as a challenge. Yes indeed, I know from experience, they have formidable thorns. But all the hawthorns growing in the countryside where I lived had plain, white flowers. However, just like it's wild cousin, in early summer this delightful, hot pink confection is always covered in bees.

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Send Online Stunning Flower Bouquets to Canada - TheGiftPortal

Brighten someone’s special day with our stunning flower bouquets delivered across Canada. Celebrate a special occasion for your dearest ones, and send online flowers to Canada to make their day perfect. Our bouquets are designed to impress someone special with our beautiful roses, bright sunflowers, stylish orchids, and vibrant mixed flowers. Order online for same-day delivery and bring a smile to your loved one's face.

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Custom Dress worn by Elaine Roebuck to her Bat Mitzvah

Christian Dior

Spring 1957

“It all started when I was twelve years old and I wanted a bat mitzvah. My father said absolutely not — girls didn’t have bat mitzvahs in those days,” Roebuck tells me. “My mother rallied for me and finally my father said OK. The next thing I knew, we were on the train to Montreal to look at my dress.”

The dress in question is a silk organdy masterpiece custom designed by Monsieur Christian Dior himself. Dior did not design for children back in ‘57, but he made an exception. “Not just anyone could go in and say ‘whip me up a dress for my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah’ – that wasn’t their business,” says Dr. Alexandra Palmer, the museum’s senior fashion curator. But that’s just what Elaine’s mother, the late Molly Roebuck, did. “She had a motto: If you’re going to do something, you better do it right,” says her daughter. “And in her mind, Dior was just right.” Likely, the exception was made on account of Dior’s relationship with Holt Renfrew, the prestigious high-end retailer with exclusive rights to his collection in Canada back when it launched.

So, with the help of her friend, buyer Betty Macpherson, Roebuck commissioned the dress in Paris. It was to be modest, but fantastical enough for such a special night. After a few months of trading sketches with Dior himself, the muslin models arrived in Montreal, where Dior’s pieces were made-to-measure for the Canadian market. “The dress was dreamlike and it made me think, or maybe even feel, like a princess,” says Roebuck. The end result was a full-skirted silk organdy cocktail dress with daffodil embroidery. As it was a one off, the fabric never appeared in Dior’s collections. “I knew the dress was special, but at the same time, I didn’t think I was different from any of my friends,” she says. (Teen Vogue)

Royal Ontario Museum (Object number: 2013.68.14.1-2)

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Kalamalka Provincial Park, British Columbia by Shinichi Kuroda

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