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Floriography or the language of flowers, was created in the Victorian-era was a means of communication in which various flowers and mixtures of flowers were used to send coded messages, allowing the upright citizens of the Victorian time to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken. We have taken some of the main flower used at weddings here and given their meaning. Some flowers it depends on the colour of the flower as well as the type (for example roses). It may be an interesting way of bringing some meaning to your wedding flowers. | |||
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Amaryllis: Pride |
Anemone: Unfading Love |
Arum/Calla: Ardor |
Asparagus Fern: Fascination |
Aster: Daintiness |
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Baby's Breath:Pure of Heart |
Campanula: Thinking of You |
Molucella: Luck |
Cabbage Flowers: Profit |
Broom: Humility |
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Red Carnation:Deep Romantic Love |
White Carnation: Sweet and Lovely |
Pink Carnation: A Woman's Love |
Yellow Carnation: Rejection |
Green Carnation: Followers of Oscar Wilde |
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Red Chrysanthemum: I Love |
Daffodil: Chivalry |
Dahlia: Elegance and dignity |
Daisy: Innocence |
Delphinium: The ability to transcend the bounds of space and time. |
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Forget Me Not: True Love |
Gardenia: Secret Love |
Hibiscus: Rare Beauty |
Freesia: Friendship |
Hydrangea: Heartlessness |
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Iris: Good News |
Ivy: Endurance |
Lavender: Devotion |
Lilac: first emotion of love |
White Lily: Purity |
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Red Lily: High-souled aspirations |
Orange Lily: Desire and Passion |
Lily of the Valley: Sweetness |
Amaranthus: Hopelessness |
Orchid: Refined Beauty |
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Peony: Bashfulness |
Sunflower: Pure and lofty thoughts |
Red Tulip: Declaration of Love |
Wheat: Wealth and Prosperity |
Red Rose: True Love |
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White Rose: Eternal Love |
Yellow Rose: Friendship |
Pink Rose: Grace |
Orange Rose: Desire |
Lilac Rose: Love at First Sight |
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