In the Philippines, there are some well-known flower festivals. Halamanan Festival Every January 23, the Guiginto, Bulacan community celebrates the Halamanan Festival to acknowledge their appreciation of the flowers, plants, and trees that support their way of living. The city of Guiguinto is well recognized for its flower plantations, which offer people a distinctive source of income that is valued not just by the province as a whole but also by urban people who strive for their patch of greenery. Thus, the town's residents hold the Halamanan festival month of January to fully comply with the celebration of San Ildefonso, the town's patron saint. Panagbenga Festival, A flower festival called the Panagbenga Festival, is held every year in the country's summer capital Baguio City, during the country's summer capital, months of February and March. Another name for the Panagbenga Festival is the Season of Blooming. Due to the exceptionally cold summer weather, it is particularly well-liked during this time. "Panagbenga" is a Kankanaey word that means "blooming season." This celebration highlights the culture, traditions, and history of Baguio and the Cordilleras. It continues for more than a month. This is also the province's thanksgiving to the city's flowers and for overcoming the damage caused by the volcanic activity in Luzon on July 16, 1990. In an attempt to boost spirits following a terrible earthquake, it was initially observed in the early 1990s. The festival was so famous that it has continued to be held every year since. Highlights of the event include parades that are adorned with flowers of various sizes and brilliant colors and performed by street dancers costumed as flowers and moving to the pounding rhythm of the drums. The festival has a variety of floats that are beautifully florally decorated. There are marching bands and street performers. The dance is based on the Ibaloi Bendian, a festive dance from the Cordillera region, and the dancers wear floral-patterned clothes. Baguio City is surrounded by the seductive aromas of fresh flowers. The Panagbenga festival will enable newer generations to rediscover their old customs and the festival's values, which is a profound love for our original Filipino history. Due to the possibility that congress tourism would alter local customs, the indigenous population in the area was initially suspicious of it. A quick opening show and competitions between the drum and musical instruments. Additionally, many Baguio residents and even visitors from abroad look forward to this event the most. In actuality, television news has always been broadcast during the festival's beginning. Flores de Mayo, Philippine history is as vivid as the colors of the blooming flowers of May. Filipino fiesta, including the language, food, and ornamental items like flowers, has a strong legacy of this heritage. Since Mama Mary gave birth to Christ, flowers might be linked to the Filipino festival of Flores de Mayo. The highlight of this event is the Santa Cruzan, a religious procession of lovely maidens and escorts passing beneath bamboo arches adorned with flowers. From this point on, gifting flowers might be seen as a representation of the religiosity, gratitude, and, ostensibly, abundance and resiliency of the Filipino people. Valentine's Day, The purpose of Valentine's Day is to celebrate the constant propensity toward love. The long month of February includes the spring season, which brings joy to all. The joy of enthusiastically celebrating Valentine's Day is set off by the union of a cool spring wind and love. Modern culture refers to the week coming up to February 14 as "Valentine's Week. The holiday of Valentine's Day is observed on February 14. It's the time of year when lovers show their devotion to one another by giving bouquets, sweets or chocolates, love letters, or just a lovely gift. You can swap love notes with one another. This is such an effort to emphasize their love and pure intentions. Some people choose one person and call them their valentine. Memorials / Funerals, Filipino forefathers in the Philippines, have always held a perception of the afterlife, even before the Spanish conquest. As a way of respecting the deceased, some funeral traditions were created on this basis. As a result, to respect the memory of the deceased, they need to arrange a costly burial set-up of caskets and flowers funded by friends and family. Roses, orchids, and white lilies are popular funeral flower choices. Where to Find the Freshest Flowers, The Dangwa Flower Market has been providing a variety of fresh flowers since the late 1970s thanks to the fresh cut flowers from the Benguet Province brought to Manila by the Dangwa. It is still the place to find bouquets in pots, raw flowers, and other lovely plants for a lower price. Additionally, Filipinos frequently visit this location for a variety of reasons.