They say money doesn’t grow on a tree, but Nigerians are now building their money tree called money bouquet.
This has become a popular gift in many parts of Nigeria, and lovers aren’t coming behind in expressing their feelings with it.
Despite how controversial this gift has been on Social media, there’s no denying that it has come to stay and it has proven to put a smile on the faces of its recipients.
In this article, we’ll take a look at everything you should know about Money Bouquet in Nigeria.
What is a Money Bouquet?
It is a luxurious mix of cash and roses, arranged in a way that resembles an actual flower bouquet.
This mix gives a smell of freshly printed notes alongside the lovely scent of roses.
Where can I get a money bouquet?
As earlier stated, it is now a trend in Nigeria, and many florists are now adding them to their product lines. This means all you need is to order from your favourite florist or flower shop.
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How can I get one?
After you’ve decided on the florist to get your money bouquet from, you send the amount you intend to have on the bouquet along with the service charge to the florist. The service charge covers the entire process of exchanging the money at the bank, up until the bouquet is ready and delivered.
Note that there’s no stipulated amount you should have on the bouquet. The amount of money and denomination is dependent on how much you can afford, ranging from thousands to a million in Naira.
What occasion is this type of bouquet used for?
This creative and luxurious gift is the absolute fit for various events such as birthdays, anniversaries, mother’s day, retirement, graduation and even apologies.
It’s a versatile gift and is a practical gift for almost all occasions.
Finally, where you put your dough shows where your heart is and that’s why you shouldn’t hesitate to gift that special someone or loved one a money bouquet.
