Press Kit

Everything you need to write about Valentine's Day flower trends: data, expert quotes, story angles, and downloadable assets.

Ready-to-Use Story Angles

Click-worthy headlines backed by our research data:

📊 Cross-Data Story Ideas

Combine our flower data with these external data sources for compelling stories:

Economic & Housing Data

Demographics & Census Data

Well-Being & Quality of Life

Relationship & Social Data

Weather & Seasonal Patterns

Cultural & Event Data

Expert Quotes Available

We can arrange interviews with local florists who can speak to Valentine's Day trends in their community. Pre-approved quotes available:

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"People used to just order a dozen red roses and call it a day. Now they come in with Pinterest boards and color palettes. They want something that feels like them."

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Hinsdale Flower Shop

Serving Hinsdale, IL for 30+ years · hinsdaleflowershop.com

"Midwesterners don't mess around. I've had guys come in and drop $300 on an arrangement without blinking. And then their mom calls to say thanks, and she's crying. That's the Midwest."

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Mitchell's Orland Park Florist

Orland Park, IL · mitchellsorlandparkflorist.com

"Richmond people notice everything. They'll ask about the ribbon color, the vase, where the flowers were grown. Valentine's Day is when we get to pull out all the stops."

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Vogue Flowers & Gifts

Richmond, VA · vogueflowersrichmond.com

Regional Experts

"Fifteen years in this business, and OKC still surprises me. People here don't do 'just okay.' If they're buying flowers for someone, they're going all in."

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Capitol Hill Florist

Oklahoma City, OK · capitolhillflorist.com

"Louisville's got that Derby energy all year. People here know how to celebrate. Half my Valentine's customers also buy from me for Derby—they've got the same taste."

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Country Garden Florist

Louisville, KY · countrygardenflorist.com

"The southwest suburbs are tight-knit. Everyone knows everyone. When someone gets engaged, I hear about it from three different customers before the happy couple even walks in."

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Chalet Florist

Palos Heights, IL · chaletflorist.com

"Grand Rapids is Beer City now, but it's still got that Dutch sensibility. People here appreciate quality. They'd rather buy one beautiful arrangement than three cheap ones."

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Kennedy's Flowers

Grand Rapids, MI · kennedysflowers.com

"Fort Collins is all about being outside. People want arrangements that feel natural—lots of greenery, earthy colors. They're not into fussy or overdone."

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Audra Rose Florist

Fort Collins, CO · audraroseflorist.com

"Toledo's not flashy, but it's genuine. People here don't buy flowers to show off. They buy them because they actually mean it."

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Myrtle Florist

Toledo, OH · myrtleflorist.com

🗞️ Local News Hooks by Region

Timely story angles that connect Valentine's Day data to current local news cycles:

Chicago Metro (Hinsdale, Orland Park, Palos Heights)

Richmond, Virginia

Oklahoma City

Louisville, Kentucky

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Fort Collins, Colorado

Toledo, Ohio

Key Data Points

Metric Value Context
Cities Analyzed 100 Comprehensive US coverage
National Average (Dozen Roses) $68 2026 Valentine's season
Highest Generosity Score 98 (Oklahoma City) Midwest dominates top 10
Year-over-Year Growth +7% Flower spending increase
Local vs Online Satisfaction Gap +34% Local florists rated higher

Downloadable Assets

Interactive Map

Explore all 100 cities on our interactive map

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Infographic

Visual summary of key findings

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All Cities Data

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Methodology

How we collected and analyzed the data

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