Flowers and Their Meanings
Flowers have been given as gifts across all cultures throughout history, oftentimes carrying significant meaning and specific symbolism. We’ve picked out a few of our favorite flowers and their meanings. Perfect timing for your beautiful Mother’s Day bouquet!
AZALEA
fragile, patience, Chinese symbol for womanhood
Camellia
perfection, gratitude
Daffodil
symbolizes rebirth and new beginnings, a sign for many that spring has arrived
Daisy
represents innocence and hope
Hydrangea
vanity, heavenly thoughts, the name comes from the Greek “hydor” meaning water, and “angos” meaning jar, translating to “water barrel”, which is fitting since hydrangeas need plenty of water
Iris
royalty, wisdom and respect
Magnolia
a love of nature
Orchid
represents love, luxury, beauty and strength
Pansy
thoughtfulness and remembrance
Peony
compassion, symbolizes a happy life, good health and prosperity
Queen Anne’s Lace
delicateness, symbolizes a haven or sanctuary
Rose
symbolizes love, deeper meanings vary by color
Snapdragon
graciousness and strength
Sunflower
first grown in Central and South America to provide oil and food, symbolizes good luck and lasting happiness
Tulip
perfect or deep love, name comes from the Persian word turban because in full bloom they resemble a turban shape
