Why do we give flowers as gifts?
To Communicate Emotions
The biggest reason we give flowers as gifts is to connect with an emotion. Whether its love, joy, affection,
appreciation, sympathy, romance or apologies; flower giving communicates the deepest feelings in the most elegant
manner. Not only women like to receive flowers, but also men.
The traditional symbol of love, romance, passion, and desire, red rose flowers will always be the best way to say “I Love You” to that special someone in your life. The gorgeous red roses also reflect the beauty and perfection that are used for the bridal bouquet
Lilies most commonly mean devotion or purity, though meaning can vary by type of lily, culture, and color. Because of the Greek myth of Hera and Zeus, lilies are associated with rebirth and motherhood. In China, lilies are used in weddings because they are tied to 100 years of love. They are also tied to good luck./p>
The Egyptians believed that they symbolised a closeness to nature and a devotion to the sun, whereas the Celts thought they lessened the sorrows and stresses of everyday life. Generally, gerberas symbolise innocence, purity, cheerfulness and loyal love.
In Norse mythology, the daisy is known as the sacred flower for the goddess of love, beauty and fertility. Because of this, daisies symbolise childbirth, motherhood and new beginnings. So they're a great flower to give to welcome a new baby!
According to a Japanese legend, the hydrangea became associated with heartfelt emotion, gratitude for understanding, and apology after a Japanese emperor gave them to the family of the girl he loved to make up for neglecting her in favor of business and show how much he cared about her.
Gladiolus Flower Symbolism Generally, gladioli represent strength of character, faithfulness, moral integrity, and remembrance. Gladioli are actually the traditional 40th-anniversary flower and the birth flower for the month of August!