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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS

One of the most interesting things about flowers is they are used to express a message from the giver. In 1800s mastering the meanings behind flowers became a popular pastime.

Floriography is the term used to refer to the flower language in the Victorian era. It was when people started giving specific meaning to flowers with reference to its name, color, and characteristics, and use them to send a message which they considered confidential or rather too bold to be told aloud at the time. Flowers then were also considered as a fundamental element in interior designs of homes.

Though more than two centuries have passed, we all still love the fun about the meanings behind every flower.

Here are some examples:

  • If you want to:
  • Send:
  • Express your fascination with a woman
  • Carnation
  • Express your gratitude to someone
  • Canterbury bell
  • Tell someone she’s a wonderful friend
  • Chrysanthemum
  • Tell someone she’s elegant and sweet
  • Lily
  • Tell someone you love her
  • Rose
  • Tell someone your love is unfading
  • Amaranthus
  • Tell someone her love is reciprocated
  • Ambrosia
  • Tell someone she’s lovely
  • Gardenia
  • Tell someone there’s sunshine in her smile
  • Yellow tulip
  • Encourage someone you two take a chance
  • White violet
  • Express a loyal love and gentleness
  • Daisy
  • Express compassion
  • Peony
  • Express gentleness and purity
  • Gerbera
  • Say thank you
  • Sunflower
  • Seek reconciliation
  • Filbert
  • Seek forgiveness
  • Purple hyacinth
  • Thank someone for understanding
  • Hydrangea

Flower Meaning by Type

TROPICAL FLOWERS

Tropical flowers are rich in color and are therefore often associated with luxury, prestige and passion. These come in many varieties but its meaning can be summarized depending of shade. Softer shades are usually meant to convey wealth of beauty, sophistication and char, while warmer shades are linked to passion. If you are feeling more adventurous in flower-giving, sending your loved ones tropical flowers are surely the way to put an exotic and dramatic flair to it.

Here are some of the tropical flowers we arrange and deliver:
Bromeliads
Heliconia
Birds-of-Paradise
Sexy Pink
Ginger
Torch

Flower Meaning By Color

BLUE flowers represent peace and serenity, two things that matter to the dreamers in side us. This is a perfect color to give to the people in your life who give you the inspiration to dream, create and imagine.

PINK is the color of youth and innocence Though less intense the mostly-favored red, pink is the perfect representation of sweet, young and poetic love. It is also associated with femininity and is therefore commonly used in debut celebrations.

PURPLE flowers pulse with a mysterious grace. This color depicts royalty, pride and enchantment, perfect for sending the message of magical, mysterious and proud love across.

RED is the traditional color for love and desire. If you are more into the classic, timeless way of saying “I love you”, red flowers are definitely the way to go.

WHITE flowers represent innocence and pure love. This makes it a traditional choice for marriages and new beginnings with your special someone.

YELLOW is the choice of color for those who want to give flowers as a sign of friendship. Very warm and vibrant, happiness is usually

ORANGE is the color for those who wish to send the warmth of love through flowers. This warm, bright color exemplifies energy and enthusiasm so a bouquet with a bust of orange is a sure way to brighten up someone’s day.

Giving GREEN flowers represents good harmony in nature, health and wealth. The ultimate color of balance, this is the best color emblem for resilience and wellness.

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