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Someone famously joked that towns like Cheboksary are ideal places to find a fiancee. The frequenters of the sites specializing on mail brides have already been familiar with this geographical name. So, Cheboksary is a town of Russian brides. But do you know how to melt a Russian or Chuwash (the Chuwash are the indigenous population in the surroundings of Cheboksary) girl’s heart?
As each and every other girl throughout the world, she loves flowers. The more, the better.
And it is crucial for you to get to know specific Russian etiquette and symbolism of love affairs. Flowers are not always the universal language of love. Despite the fact that Russian gifting culture may seem identical with the U.S. or European countries by now, it is easy enough to get messed. There are lots of traditions you should follow.
Don’t bestow flowers in even numbers. These are reserved for funerals. So, a dozen roses, not eleven, means a bad luck. Your romantic overture is going to suffer a setback. Sticking with odd numbers is strongly recommended.
Make sure which color you are sending to. It would be wise to give pink flowers to a younger woman. I would advise against saturated red color. The latter is considered to be the color of fire and sex. In most cases, it is too rude and straightforward. Nevertheless, it is acceptable to give married or mature women bright red flowers.
What kind of flowers ought you to get? Roses – especially red, white or pink – are in constant demand. To convey a special message to an adult woman, carnations or tulips are supposed to be a better choice. And, of course, lilies of the valley are never out-of-date. It is the right choice to flatter any woman or little girl.
Do not hand over your bunch over a threshold. Wait till inside to do so. It sounds a bit superstitious, but many Slavic people, not only Russians, have such superstitious behavior.