FLOWERS have long been a symbol of affection and beauty, but did you know that different flowers carry different meanings?
Here’s what each flower means.
Roses: Undoubtedly the most popular flower associated with Valentine’s Day, red roses symbolise passionate love, making them the ultimate declaration of romantic feelings. In contrast, pink roses convey admiration and gratitude, while white roses represent purity and new beginnings. Yellow roses represent friendship and joy, making them a great choice for platonic relationships or budding romances.
Tulips: With their elegant shape and vibrant colours, tulips symbolise perfect love and the promise of happiness. These flowers are especially popular for those who want to express their devotion and desire for a lasting relationship.
Orchids: Known for their exotic beauty, orchids represent luxury, strength, and love that is rare and unique, perfect for someone who holds a special, irreplaceable place in your life.
Lilies: White lilies symbolise purity and refined beauty, while Calla lilies, with their sleek and modern appearance, convey deep admiration and respect.
Daisies: Representing innocence and purity, daisies make for a sweet and playful gift for someone you care about deeply.
Lavender: Symbolising purity, quiet love, and serenity, lavender makes for a thoughtful choice for someone who brings peace into your life.
Bottlebrush: A symbol of resilience and protection, the vivid, red clusters of this Australian native flower represent strength, vitality, and energy.
Wattle: The national flower of Australia is a symbol of renewal, new beginnings, and connection to the land. It’s often associated with optimism and hope, making it a meaningful flower for someone who brings light into your life.
Kangaroo paw: Known for its vibrant colours and unusual shape, this flower symbolises uniqueness and individuality, making it an ideal gift for someone who stands out in your life or someone whose personality is unlike any other.
Each flower’s unique symbolism makes it possible to convey a variety of emotions, from romantic passion to admiration and friendship. Whether you’re gifting a single rose or a mixed bouquet of Australian classics, flowers are a timeless way to express love on Valentine’s Day.
