According to your description, you want to give your teacher some handmade flowers such as peonies, lotus, chrysanthemums, dahlias, etc. on Teacher’s Day. This method is definitely possible, but among these types of flowers, it is recommended that you take out the chrysanthemums instead of giving them away. We can analyze specific issues in detail.
First of all, handmade flowers are usually paper flowers or silk flowers. Although they do not have the fragrance of fresh flowers, they are bright in color and can be stored for a long time, so they are also beautiful. The more important thing is that in order to give the teacher a gift, you spent a lot of time to carefully prepare and make it, and put in labor and sweat. This is very rare. The so-called sending goose feathers thousands of miles away, the gift is light but the affection is heavy, not to mention that the gift you gave is still meaningful. It's not a very insignificant little thing, so it should be able to express your respect and love for the teacher.
On the other hand, in addition to handmade flowers, you can also use colorful wrapping paper to wrap the flowers, and then put a Teacher's Day greeting card written by you inside to express your feelings. On the one hand, it also lets the teacher understand the thought and energy you have spent. I believe if you do this, the teacher will be very happy and gratified.
Finally, different flowers have different meanings. It’s okay to give peonies, dahlias and lotus flowers. These flowers have more auspicious and beautiful meanings, but chrysanthemums are a little special. In our tradition, giving chrysanthemums to someone means remembering the deceased, so it’s better not to I can give you this flower, or anything else.
Good luck and please accept it if you are satisfied.