Thanksgiving in Canada dates back to 1578, with indigenous practices that celebrated the bounty of land. The festival was originally observed on November 6th, but the date was later changed to the second Monday in October to separate it from Remembrance Day. The holiday is often associated with the changing fall colors and cooler weather, making it feel more like a celebration of the start of autumn. People celebrate the holiday with large family gatherings, that happen on the designated Monday, or over the long weekend. Traditional Thanksgiving food includes stuffed or roasted turkey, side dishes of mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie as a stable dessert.
Gifting flowers on Thanksgiving shows that you recognize and value the contribution of your family members, and help enhance the overall atmosphere of the festival. Flowers represent a heartfelt way to connect and let your loved ones that you