4/23/2011

Flower Language

Listed below, you will find traditional meanings of flowers. Be inventive in your use of the meanings to create your arrangements. Be sure the flowers you use will be in season on your wedding date.

FLOWER MEANING
Almond, Flowering Hope
Amaryllis Splendid Beauty
Apple Blossom Better Things to Come
Bachelor's Button Single Blessedness
Bluebell Constancy
Camellia Excellence, Gratitude
Camellia, White Perfect Loveliness
Carnation Distinction, Fascination
Carnation, Red Alas, My Poor Heart
Chrysanthemum, Red I Love You, Sharing
Chrysanthemum, White Truth
Daffodil Regard
Daisy Innocence
Daisy, White Purity
Fern Fascination, Sincerity
Forget-me-not True Love
Gardenia Joy
Holly Foresight
Honeysuckle Generous Affection
Hyacinth Loveliness
Hydrangea Boastfulness
Iris Warmth of Affection
Ivy Fidelity
Japonica Loveliness
Jasmine Grace, Elegance, Amiability
Jonquil Desire for Return of Affection
Larkspur Levity
Lemon Blossom Fidelity in Love
Lilac, White Youthful Innocence
Lily of the Valley Happiness
Lily, Water Purity of Heart
Magnolia Perseverance
Maidenhair Discretion
Mimosa Secret Love, Sensitivity
Myrtle Love, Remembrance
Orchid Beauty
Orange Blossoms Festivities, Purity, Virginity
Peach Blossom Captive
Peony Bashfulness
Rose Love
Rose, Red I Love You
Rose, White I am Worthy of You
Rosemary Remembrance
Snowdrop Hope
Sweet Pea Delicate Pleasures
Sweet William Gallantry
Thyme Activity
Tulip, Red Declaration of Love
Tulip, Yellow Hopeless Love
Veronica Fidelity
Violet Faithfulness
Violet, Blue Constancy, Modesty