I believe that bringing flowers to a provider can be a good thing.

The only thing to consider regarding this is if the provider is allergic to flowers or not. You can research her website or ads for an indication of what type of flowers she will adore. Some women love flowers, some do not. It is a matter of preference. At the end of the day, its the thought that counts and I think that your generosity will be greatly rewarded.

Darlina Dane

I think it is very sweet (and not inappropriate at all!) to show up with a bouquet. It's thoughtful gestures like this that make you stand out as a client.

Carrying a bouquet around a hotel or apartment building can attract undesirable attention. Nosy hotel staff and nosy neighbors who might already be suspicious don't need more evidence. If she told her neighbors that she is an "art consultant" or "makes custom jewelry" or whatever, why are some customers bringing flowers to their business appointment??

When a lady leaves a hotel, what do you think happens to your expensive bouquet?
1. Leave behind Victoria's Secret articles to make room for flowers in suitcase.
2. Toss flowers in garbage can.

..especially if she is from out of town. Always well received.

And each will probably have a different reaction. I was surprised with flowers upon arrival once (in a restaurant) upon our meet and while it caught me by surprise, I thought it was a sweet gesture on his part to go out of his way. He was a complete sweetheart so I could tell it was a normal thing for him to do. This is definitely a YMMV kinda scenario. It's really up to you. Good luck!

And I can not even to think to charge  him 5 K for overnight..  
He normally gave me 2500 and yes nice flowers every month with a note of love - as " from your Gardner @@@+chka" Even when I am chaging country - he is contacting me and asking where he should send flowers..  
Tell you true - I would see him and for less then 2500.  
And I told him that - however he feels himself more comfortable to keep it business like  - so and I as well - yet.. special feelings we have for each other..and he lives in CA and I met him in Denver and when I am In NYC or Germany and flowers and he keep coming..  
Amazing when man is a Gardner and loves roses as much as we women love them  
Kisses to all gardeners

I think it's a very nice gesture.  
I would not think it's in appropriate at all.  
It's very sweet and thoughtful .

Xoxox Vanessa

Buying flowers isn't so common

And that is what makes it super special. I would never see the gesture of flowers in a negative way. I think it is so thoughtful, gentlemanly and the flowers probably would be from someone I imagine wanting to see again and again.

Such a sweet gesture, but maybe check with provider first...

I realize it's not preferred to let someone know of a gift you're planning, especially if you wanted it to be a surprise, but in the case of flowers for a provider, I think the best protocol would be to check with her if you're planning to take them to her incall.  

Someone else in this thread mentioned that it may bring undesired attention.  This is so true, especially in the case of us providers who also work out of our residence; while I almost never see my neighbors, I wouldn't want to increase the likelihood of them seeing seemingly "random" (for lack of a better term) gentlemen bringing gifts all the time.  

Because of these realities we must consider in this hobby..... I think it would be a great idea (and also show a tremendous amount of respect to the provider) to simply ask, "I'd love to bring you some fresh flowers.  Would it be okay to bring some over for you when we get together?"  It could also be a good opportunity to ask if the provider is allergic to any sort of flower.

Hope my 2 cents were helpful.

xo, Mia

I love flowers, I love gentlemen/clients that do little special things to us. Sometimes I have few clients that brought me flowers and I LOVE it!.... but, to be honest I rather to have a small gift card, starbucks?! or something that doesnt get too much attention in a hotel lobby.  
Flowers and chocolates and big items like that can draw attention and that's exactly what I don't want.  

Just my .2 cents.