Flower Delivery Service in New Hampshire

Live Free or Die

The state of New Hampshire has one of the most famous state mottos: Live free or die. General John Stark, a Revolutionary War hero in the Battle of Bennington, originally wrote this phrase in 1809. People have speculated that the motto’s origins go back to the French Revolution or the poet William Wordsworth. Either way, Americans embraced the line and it became an official motto and part of the state’s seal in 1945. It is seen on New Hampshire license plates today. Some suggest that the strength of this saying makes it so memorable. New Hampshire’s citizens can be proud of the unequivocal sentiment.

As you can see, this state has a long history of patriotism. Did you know that New Hampshire’s delegates received the honor of being the first to vote for the Declaration of Independence in 1776? Therefore, why not send a red, white, and blue flower arrangement for patriotic holidays like Memorial Day or the Fourth of July?

Flowers such as daisy pom pons, irises, roses, and carnations looks lovely in centerpieces for holiday gatherings. And lilies, roses, football mums, and gladiolas make touching tributes at funeral services. A wreath or flower arrangement in the colors of our flag can be a remembrance for a gravesite. Red, white, and blue ribbons can be added to any flower arrangement to hint at New Hampshire’s connection to the establishment of the United States.

The Queen State

New Hampshire has a few nicknames including The Granite State and The Queen State. Both refer to the area’s natural beauty and wealth of sought-after granite. A writer once wrote of the state, “Queen by right of her natural beauty; queen by her native hardy spirit; queen by her diversified industry; queen by reason of her motherhood of great men. She is enthroned on hills of granite, diademed with sparkling waters and sceptered with industry." 

Is there a  “queen” in your life? Maybe it’s your wife who cares for you and your home or a mother who works and tirelessly looks after the kids. A great way to honor these queens is with anniversary flowers, birthday flowers, or Mother’s Day flowers. Like the sparkling waters and hills of granite described by the New Hampshire writer, your loved one will be awed by the natural beauty that flowers can bring into a home or office. A traditional favorite is a dozen red roses arranged in a vase with baby’s breath and greenery. To make a bigger impression, try two or three dozen. A bouquet of fresh spring flowers is sure to please, or consider a grouping of lilies for a fragrant gift.

Whatever your need, Kremp Florist can make sending flowers simple. Trust the experienced florist with your next flower delivery, and await the recipient’s smiles.