Rosh Hashanah

Shanah tovah!

LIMITED SELECTION FOR MOTHER’S DAY

We are offering a curated catalog of blooms as Mother's Day approaches. Select items are available for delivery from Wednesday, May 7th, through Saturday, May 10th.

Thank you for understanding during one of our busiest times of the year.

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Favorites in Rosh Hashanah

Bountiful Basket

Bountiful Basket
Next Available May 12th
from $85

Just for Fun

Just for Fun
Next Available May 12th
from $125

Bon Appetit

Bon Appetit
Next Available May 12th
from $105

Chocolate Decadence

Chocolate Decadence
Next Available May 12th
from $85

Steal the Show

Steal the Show
Next Available May 12th
from $200

Summer Wishes

Summer Wishes
Next Available May 12th
from $85

Burst of Cheer

Burst of Cheer
Next Available May 12th
from $85

Blooming Brilliance

Blooming Brilliance
Next Available May 12th
from $145

Sending flowers for Rosh Hashanah from Kitty's Flowers is a beautiful way to celebrate the Jewish New Year, conveying joy, renewal, and hope. Rosh Hashanah is a time for reflection, setting intentions for the year ahead, and gathering with loved ones, making it an ideal occasion to enhance celebrations with floral beauty.

Kitty's Flowers crafts special arrangements that capture the spirit of Rosh Hashanah with blooms that reflect traditional holiday symbols. Incorporating flowers like apples and honey into the designs can signify a sweet new year, a central holiday theme. Rich, warm colors like deep reds, bright yellows, and gold can mirror the festive mood and the autumnal season. Elegant arrangements featuring white flowers can symbolize new beginnings and purity, resonating with the holiday’s theme of renewal. Adding greenery can represent growth and the circle of life, aligning with the cyclical nature of the Jewish calendar.

Sending a bouquet from Kitty’s Flowers can bring warmth and thoughtfulness to the holiday table, making it a lovely and appreciated gesture. This thoughtful gift can help express good wishes for the year ahead, making it not just a decorative element but a meaningful part of the Rosh Hashanah celebration.

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