The Language of Flowers
For centuries, flowers have been used to convey messages and emotions. This practice, known as floriography, allows us to express feelings through the thoughtful selection of blooms. Each flower carries its own meaning, and even colors can completely change the message you're sending.
Understanding flower meanings helps you choose the perfect bouquet for any occasion - whether you're expressing love, gratitude, sympathy, or celebration.
Popular Flower Meanings
Explore the symbolic meanings of popular flowers
Roses
Love, Passion, Romance
The ultimate symbol of love. Red roses express deep romantic love, while other colors convey different sentiments like friendship (yellow) or gratitude (pink).
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Tulips
Perfect Love, New Beginnings
Tulips represent perfect and unconditional love. They're also associated with spring, rebirth, and new beginnings.
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Lilies
Purity, Commitment, Rebirth
White lilies symbolize purity and virtue. They're often used in weddings and are also associated with renewal and the restoration of innocence.
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Chrysanthemums
Longevity, Loyalty, Remembrance
Chrysanthemums stand for long life and steadfast friendship. Worth knowing before you send them abroad: across much of Europe and in China and Japan they are the flower of mourning, white ones especially.
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Carnations
Fascination, Distinction, Love
Pink carnations represent a mother's love, while red carnations symbolize admiration. White carnations mean pure love and good luck.
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Gerbera Daisies
Cheerfulness, Innocence, Beauty
Gerberas are the least complicated flower in the shop. They mean cheerfulness and nothing heavier, which is exactly why they suit get well, new baby and thank you.
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Alstroemeria
Devotion, Friendship, Prosperity
Alstroemeria stands for lasting friendship and mutual support, said to be why its leaves twist as they grow. A quiet choice for a thank you or a long friendship.
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Orchids
Beauty, Strength, Luxury
Orchids represent rare and delicate beauty. They also symbolize strength, luxury, and thoughtfulness.
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Sunflowers
Adoration, Loyalty, Longevity
Sunflowers symbolize unwavering faith, adoration, and loyalty. Their association with the sun represents warmth and happiness.
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