Flowers have been a fascinating way of communication since antiquity. They were used in religious ceremonies in Egypt, Greece or Rome. They have survived their importance for centuries and today we find it encoded in bouquets, which we often give out without knowing what we announce. Floriography – the language of flowers – It opens a whole new world. The world of passion, respect and warnings, writes.
Flowers you can donate
Tulip is a guarantee of good impression. It expresses cheerfulness, naturelove and interest. Ideal for every occasion – from date to birthday.
To thank or express humility and admiration, hydrangea is a clear choice. Its extra colors They symbolize harmony. Love and peace.
Flower of the Apollo God talks about playfulness, sport and energy. Blue hyacinth is of special importance – it is suitable as an apology.
It looks innocent, but beware! Although symbolizes rebirth, a new beginningrespect and unrequited love, one single daffodil brings bad luck. You should always donate this flower in a larger number.
If you want to seduce someone
Undetermined a symbol of love and passion. With the red rose you will never make a mistake.
Expresses beauty, elegance, femininity and luxury. The orchid will enchant at first glance and in some cultures brings happiness.
Elegant, feminine, they also bring happiness.
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Romance, first love and fragile passion. This is exactly what this inconspicuous plant, most often in a pot. Ideal for gentle seduction.
Symbol of female grace, charm and irresistible attraction. It is also perfect for the wedding bouquet.
Flowers to express regret and compassion
In Europe is the traditional a symbol of death, memories and farewells – For graves, generations have been placed. In Japan, however, it has a completely different, positive meaning.
This flower talks about devotion, divine lovejoy of life, but also vanity.
A symbol of purity, innocence and hope for resurrection. It is often found at funerals where it expresses peace and peace.
This majestic flower carries the message of moral powerhonesty and farewells. It is one of the most common flowers in mourning ceremonies.
