Tough school year? Say thank you to your teachers with a flower!

You Can Always Spot a Teacher at the End of the School Year. A smile on their face, arms full of flowers, and maybe even a bag packed with chocolates and coffee.

Are you planning to thank your child’s teacher this year?
Still wondering what might surprise and delight a male teacher?

We’ve got you covered — with beautiful flower ideas for female teachers, and helpful tips for choosing the perfect bouquet to thank the men on the teaching team as well.

Gifts for Teachers — A Tradition Spanning Centuries

Teaching children is a calling not everyone can answer. It means sparking curiosity, managing classroom disruptions, preparing assignments and tests — and, above all, having incredible patience.

In the past, enthusiasm was a teacher’s most important asset, especially since pay was often modest. That’s why gifts from parents were such a meaningful gesture, even if they weren’t flowers, but rather eggs, vegetables, or whatever the family could offer. Formal gifts were rare, mostly reserved for noble households, where private tutors or governesses received tokens of appreciation when parents were pleased with their work.

Would a tray of eggs still make a teacher smile today? Maybe — but we recommend sticking to a more time-tested tradition: a beautiful bouquet.
It’s a thoughtful way to say thank you, whether it’s for excellent exam preparation, support through graduation, or a little extra patience with that borderline grade. Flowers symbolize gratitude, respect, and appreciation — and the right bouquet will brighten a teacher’s day long after the school year ends.

Teachers often say they’re touched by these gestures, and sometimes surprised by just how many people appreciate their hard work.

Which Bouquets Are Best?

Not sure what colors or styles are appropriate?
White bouquets may feel too formal, and deep red roses are more suited to romantic gifts. The simplest and most cheerful choice is a multicolored bouquet.

Try MAELYNN — a fragrant blend of purple, yellow, and pink freesias.
For a smaller option or when you're gifting multiple teachers, check out this year's favorite: the INES Set — petite bouquets bundled together for easy gifting.

If you know your teacher loves roses, surprise her with ALIENOR — a vibrant bouquet of orange blooms.

Flower Boxes — A Stylish and Practical Choice

Flower boxes are a perfect option, especially for younger children to carry to school. They look elegant, don’t require a vase, and make a beautiful impression.

We recommend GABRIELLE — a graceful arrangement of white and purple blooms. Purple is traditionally associated with wisdom, a quality we deeply value in every teacher.

And What About Male Teachers?

For male teachers, choose more neutral tones — blue and yellow combinations work well.
Try PROVENCE — a bouquet of white freesias, waxflower, purple veronica, eucalyptus, and trachelium, thoughtfully wrapped in our signature water packaging so no vase is needed.

Looking for something more fun and practical?

Consider ERWANN — a floral twist on the classic gift basket, filled with delicious sausages, fresh vegetables, and matching flowers. A treat for the eyes and the appetite.