Symbolism Of Flowers

29/11/2016

During the Victorian era, it was important, perhaps vital to know the symbolism attached to each flower, especially as a part of the courting process. Today it has become a topic that is little known and less talked about. Please let us know if you are aware of any other symbolism attached to flowers and we will add it to this list.

Aster — love, patience
Calla lily — beauty
Chrysanthemum — abundance, optimism, joy
Dahlia — elegance, eternity
Daisy — simplicity, purity, gentleness
Heather — admiration, luck, fortune
Heliotrope — devotion
Lilac — first love, youth
Laurel — peace, success
Orchid — beauty and charm
Peony — bashfulness, happiness
Queen Anne’s lace — trust, safety
Tulip — passion, perfection
Violet — modesty, faithfulness
Zinnia — affection, loyalty
Magnolia — nobility, dignity
Rose: Red — Love; Yellow — peace; Pink – happiness,