The Language of Flowers - My Big Occasion
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The Language of Flowers ...
Flowers have long been associated with the marriage ceremony. Here are the meanings of some of the flowers that you might like to have at your wedding:
| • Apple Blossom - Better things to come • Camelia - Graditude • Carnation - Fascination and love • Chrysanthemum - Red - I love you • Chrysanthemum - White - Truth • Cyclamen - Modesty and shyness • Daffodil - Regard • Dahlia – forever thine • Daisy - Innocence • Fern - Fascination and sincerity • Flowering Almond - Hope • Forget-me-not - True love and remembrance • Heliotrope - Devotion and faithfulness • Holly – domestic happiness • Honeysuckle - Generosity • Hyacinth - Loveliness • Hydrangea - Boastfulness • Iris - Warmth of affection • Ivy - Eternal fidelity • Japonica - Loveliness • Jasmine - Amiability • Lavender – love and devotion • Lemon Blossom - Fidelity in love | • Lily - Majesty • Lily-of-the-valley - Return of happiness • Magnolia - Perseverance • Maidenhair - Discretion • Mimosa - Sensitivity • Orange Blossom - Purity and virginity • Pansy – you occupy my thoughts • Peach Blossom - Captive • Rose (red) - Love • Rose (yellow) - Friendship • Rose (coral) - Desire • Rose (peach) - Modesty • Rose (dark pink) - Thankfulness • Rose (pale pink) - Grace • Rose (orange) - Fascination • Rose (white) - Innocence • Rosemary - Remembrance • Snowdrop - Hope • Sweet Pea - Delicate pleasures • Tulip - Love • Veronica - Fidelity • Violet - Faithfulness |
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