Guys, listen up. I can tell you from experience, nothing makes a bigger impact than having flowers delivered to your special someone at their workplace, especially at Valentine’s Day.

With Valentine’s Day on Sunday this year, why not kick off the weekend by surprising your Valentine with flowers at work? You will definitely set a romantic tone for the weekend. How the rest of weekend evolves is up to you. But by having your flowers delivered to work before the weekend, you will be off to a strong start.

Flowers should be on your short list for Valentine’s Day. Even if your Valentine budget is tight this year, don’t worry. Teleflora and it’s local florist members are ready to help. You’ll find a great selection of Valentine bouquets starting at just $29.99! And all of these bouquets come arranged and hand-delivered from local florists who want to make Valentine’s magic happen for you.

The bouquets pictured here were created especially for Valentine’s Day 2010 and are only available for a limited time. Year in and year out, Teleflora’s Valentine’s Day keepsakes are always the hottest items of the season.

Teleflora’s Red Hot Bouquet
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This romantic bouquet includes pink Asiatic lilies, pink miniature carnations, red carnations, red roses and lavender waxflower accented with assorted greenery.

Teleflora’s Ruby Nights Bouquet
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Red roses, pink roses, lavender roses – a gloriously romantic combination of every girl’s favorite flower in a stunning red vase she’ll cherish forever.

Teleflora’s Two-Lips Bouquet
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Expect kisses when you give her Teleflora’s Two-Lips Bouquet, an exotic blend of hot pink and purple tulips in a romantic vase shaped like a tulip.

Teleflora’s Heart of Hearts Bouquet
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Cheerful red flowers in a fun, flirty red bubble bowl decorated with whimsically drawn hearts – the perfect gift for all the Valentines in your life.

Whenever Valentine’s Day falls on a weekend, you have the chance to really make your Valentine feel special. So guys, don’t blow it. You don’t want to be one of those guys standing in line at a convenience store on Sunday night, picking up whatever flowers are left, while waiting to pay for your gas.

Here are a few sure-fire tips that will help you make this a Valentine’s Day one to really remember.

How to put your Valentine flowers on steroids

Although January is nearly over and we’re ramping up for the 2010 spring wedding season, I thought the time had come to get my act together and share a few pics from some of the wedding flowers we did during last fall’s wedding season.

As always, we had some great couples to work with, and we’re privileged to have been a part of their special day.

While looking through some of the popular wedding sites, you’ll find a lot of advice about the time needed to plan a wedding. I also came across a poll that showed that over half of the couples surveyed began planning their weddings 12-18 months in advance.

But I was really surprised to learn that nearly 25% of couples do it in 3-6 months or less.

Of course, a lot depends on the size and scope of the wedding, and how disciplined you are when it comes to meeting deadlines and getting things done. I’ve worked with both types of individuals.

But for those of you who think you’re running behind, take heart. Here is some advice from a two couples that did plan their wedding in three months or less, as well as some good tips on the subject from a wedding planning professional.

Couple plans the perfect wedding in just three months …

Again, everyone – from the pricey florist in the famous flower market in Manhattan to the neighborhood florist in Brooklyn, where I live – was willing to work with my short timeline …

A 15-Step Guide to Planning Your Wedding in Four Weeks or Less …

Wedding planning isn’t just for girls, unless you’re both girls. Then one of you has to suck it up and do it. In my case, my now-husband arranged for the minister, the flowers, the cake, the hotel for guests, and a bunch of other stuff. …. But that’s a JOB. That’s not life, or love. We could have had a nine-months-in-planning wedding, but I wouldn’t have enjoyed it. I would have been worrying that each footstep wouldn’t adhere to my strict timeline …

Wedding Planning : How to Plan a Wedding in 3 Months

Discover how to have the best wedding with only three months of planning with advice from a professional wedding planner in this free video on wedding planning …