Survey Reveals Valentine's Day Flowers Really do Spark Bedroom Romance

LONDON, Feb. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Men and women hoping to get a little bedroom action this Valentine's Day might want to forget about extravagant gifts this year and give their loved ones flowers instead. A recent survey found more than 25% of respondents would be more likely to sleep with someone if they received flowers for Valentine's Day.

The survey, performed by leading online flower delivery service Serenata Flowers, asked more than 1,100 people if they would be more likely to sleep with someone who sent them flowers on Valentine's. Men and women responded similarly, with 34% of women and 36% of men saying they would.

"People often think they need to give huge, expensive gifts, if they want to spark a little romance in the bedroom, but this just isn't true. In fact, many people find things like fine dining or vacations frustrating, uncomfortable and inconvenient. We found flowers do the trick wonderfully. We were also happy to discover that men are just as happy about receiving flowers for Valentine's Day as women are. This really breaks the misconception people often have about giving men flowers," explained Peter Ahl, Managing Director for Serenata Flowers.

Serenata Flowers, a London-based online flower retailer, specialises in the online ordering and convenient shipping of fresh flowers and luxury bouquets. One of the biggest sellers for the retailer is the traditional dozen red roses, which is available on Valentine's Day for 19.99 pounds Sterling. Other popular Valentine's bouquets offered by Serenata include the Secret Smile bouquet, which sells for 34.99 pounds, and the 49.99 pounds Cross My Heart bouquet.

Serenata provides free flower delivery throughout London and the UK, six days per week. This includes their 'avoid the school run' and Saturday morning delivery times.

For more information contact Serenata Flowers on 0800 047 0310 or email: [email protected]

SOURCE Serenata Flowers