Oh, dude. You are in the dog house, aren’t you? Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and you forgot to purchase flower arrangements for your NYC love. I know, I know – it’s not like you forgot on purpose. You were busy. The office has been crazy lately. There was a huge snowstorm the weekend you meant to go shopping.  Time flew by faster than you expected, and all of a sudden, it’s February 15th and your sweetheart is completely ticked off.What do you do? Well, believe it or not, you’re not the first person who bombed by forgetting about Valentine’s Day – and not all of those relationships went down in flames.  There’s a three step process you need to use at this point to make things better, drawn from the collective experience of the world’s leading relationship experts.

‍Step One is to Acknowledge the Situation. You’re not going to have much luck pretending that you don’t know now that you’ve forgotten Valentine’s Day.

It might work for Homer Simpson, but you’re not going to be able to pull it off. Man up and say, “I can’t believe I did this, but I did forget it was Valentine’s Day.”

‍Step Two is to Apologize. Depending on your relationship, your sweetheart had some expectations built up around Valentine’s Day, and she was disappointed, through no fault of her own. The right way – and the most romantic way, in our opinion – to handle this is with a sincere apology accompanied by the bouquet of NYC fresh cut flowers you would have given her had you not missed the big day.  Your NYC florist will be able to provide you with beautiful, hand-selected roses that are breathtakingly gorgeous.

‍Step Three is to Address The Situation So It Won’t Happen Again. Valentine’s Day is all about making your sweetheart feel cherished and appreciated.  Smooth troubled waters by making sure your better half feels cherished and appreciated throughout the year. Custom fresh flower arrangements in NYC are available for every holiday, including her birthday, or on those oh-so-important “just because” days. Same day delivery is available throughout NYC!