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Special Dates for your Diary, Only Florists Calendar 2008
To make life easier Only Florists.co.uk have provided you with a diary of dates in the following year when flowers are most frequently sent.

It's not just Valentines Day and Mothers Day that flowers can have that special meaning!

• 1st January - Tuesday - New Year's Day 2008
• 6th February - Wednesday - Ash Wednesday 2008
• 7th February - Thursday Chinese New Year 2008
• 14th February - Thursday - St. Valentine's Day 2008 
• 1st March - Saturday - St. David's Day (Wales) 2008
• 2nd March - Sunday - Mothers Day - 2008
• 17th March - Monday - St Patrick's Day - (Ireland) 2008
• 21st March - Friday - Good Friday 2008
• 23rd March - Sunday - Easter Sunday 2008
• 24th March - Monday - Easter Monday 2008
• 30th March - Sunday - Summertime Begins 2008
• 23rd April - Wednesday - St. George's Day (England) 2008
• 5th May - Monday - Early May Bank Holiday 2008
• 26th May - Monday - UK Spring Bank Holiday 2008
• 15th June - Sunday - Fathers Day - 2008
• 4th August - Monday - Summer Bank Holiday (Scotland) 2008
• 25th August - Monday - Bank Holiday (England & Wales) 2008
• 26th October - Sunday - Summertime Ends 2008
• 31st October - Friday - Halloween 2008
• 5th November - Wednesday - Bonfire, Guy Fawkes Night 2008
• 9th November - Sunday - Remembrance Sunday 2008
• 30th November - Sunday - St. Andrews Day (Scotland) 2008
• 25th December - Thursday - Christmas Day 2008
• 26th December - Friday - Boxing Day 2008
• 31st December - Wednesday - Hogmanay 2008
• 1st January - Thursday - New Year's Day 2009

Be sure not to forget those important dates, get a reminder sent just in case for free by using the OnlyFlorists.co.uk flower delivery reminder sevice.