Floriography: The language of flowers

Floriography, or the language of flowers refers to the messages that are encrypted in the flower or bouquets by the type of flower that carries. Although it may seem like a novelty, it has a story that dates to biblical times. However, it was in the 19^th century when it reached its peak. Back in those days, Victorians would use posies to send secret messages to their lovers. Each blossom had its own meaning and aim to transmit an entire feeling.

Floriography, or the language of flowers refers to the messages that are encrypted in the flower or bouquets by the type of flower that carries. Although it may seem like a novelty, it has a story that dates to biblical times. However, it was in the 19^th century when it reached its peak. Back in those days, Victorians would use posies to send secret messages to their lovers. Each blossom had its own meaning and aim to transmit an entire feeling.

Inspired to send your own symbolic arrangement? You’ll find here the starter pack to get you started on the most popular flowers and their meanings.

Red Roses: The ultimate and endless symbol of romance. Red roses symbolize passion, affection, and desire. Did you see your significant other and immediately fell in love? A single rose will let them know that it was love at first sight. On the other, a dozen of roses will tell the recipient that you have been thinking about them all year long.

Orchids: They are linked to strength and integrity, so if you know someone in need of a morale boost, this is your best choice. They also symbolize sophistication and refined taste. They will be perfect even for that hard-to-please person we all know.

Sunflowers: One of the most beautiful summer flowers. Though it has several meanings, they most commonly signify loyalty, strength, positivity. While it also means congratulations, and a very particular way to say good luck! Great option to send to those friends taken their driving test for the third time.

Tulips: Tulips stand for deep unconditional love. The fact that they bloom at the start of spring unavoidably makes them this special meaning of rebirth and hope. If you want to be even more romantic, according to the Victorians, a yellow tulip will say: “There is sunshine in your smile”.

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