Flowers - What is its significance?
For hundreds of years, flowers have been replaced, to express feelings, desires and thoughts when words or other actions would not be sufficient either, or, in some cases not allowed. This use of flowers to convey a message is known as "language.
Although the importance of flowers are not as well known as an accurate time, there are several widely accepted symbolic meanings to different flowers, most of these messages are intended toCouples, some are for friends, and some respect and courtesy. Here we review some of the most common flowers and their respective meanings.
Rose, the flower is most commonly reported to have different meanings for each color. While some colors may be messages from friends or family to apply most couples, it usually means love or passion. This is particularly true of red roses.
Lilies and water lilies, which are the second and third most frequentFlowers given, or to conduct a variety of meanings. white lilies, the most common are a symbol of purity and grandeur, while the orange lilies symbolize wealth, hatred and pride. Lilies indicate the purity of heart or eloquence.
Sunflower, the flower fourth most commonly given, it means respect and devotion. The meaning of this flower is the fact that, as a devout follower, sunflower will in turn benefit "the sun all day.
Another verycommon flower, jasmine, regardless of color, all of which show a friendly message for both the red jasmine joy, laughter or shame of white jasmine yellow jasmine.
Among all the flowers most common, is the only door that is usually only a negative connotation-the petunias. Petunias represent anger and resentment, it may be wise to avoid this type of flower, if you say something, "It looks to me sorry."
Of course, the importance of flowers as a giftlies ultimately with the person giving or receiving flowers. If someone is the favorite flower of Petunia, its importance should not prevent you from receiving their favorite flower as a sign of love.
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