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The Flower Emotion Guide

This guide will help anyone figure out which flowers go along with which emotions. Visit our Floral Shop's Website for more info.

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The Flower Emotion Guide

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  1. The Flower Emotion Guide Learn how to pair your flower choices with the emotional tone of your occasion.

  2. Why Does it Matter? • Have you ever given the wrong flowers on Valentine’s day? Isn’t it time you got it right? • Have you given your mother a dozen red roses on Mother’s day? Doesn’t that seem slightly inappropriate? • Do you want your wedding or special occasion to perfectly match your own emotions? Here’s How….

  3. Love Let’s start with the most obvious first… The Red Rose To be more accurate it’s said to represent passionate love or longing for someone. The red rose has become an almost universal symbol for love.

  4. Love Next on the list is the: Forget-Me-Not This flower represents true love. Legend states that a German soldier picked a bunch of these to give to his lover. Before he could give them to her, he was killed, and his last words to her were, “forget me not.”

  5. Love Lastly, for love we have: The Purple Lilac The purple lilac is supposed to represent youthful love, or first love. Interestingly enough it is the traditional flower of the 8th wedding anniversary.

  6. Next up… Gratitude Saying thank you is a common reason to give flowers, it’s best to know which flowers represent gratitude

  7. Gratitude First on the list for gratitude: Camellias Camellias are a traditional flower for gratitude. They are native to Japan and Korea and play a big role in traditions in those countries.

  8. Gratitude Next up, we have: Hydrangeas Hydrangeas are said to mean, “thank you for understanding.” They’re often given to someone when they have done something very compassionate towards you.

  9. Gratitude Lastly, for gratitude: BlueBells Bluebells, also known as campanula, are great for expressing gratitude. Be careful picking them on your own, in some countries they are protected.

  10. Lastly we have Sympathy It’s often very important to send flowers to someone who is in grief. It’s just as important to make sure your doing it right.

  11. Sympathy First on the list for sympathy is: Alstroemeria Alstroemeria comes in a variety of colors, and just about all of them are suitable for expressing sympathy. They’re also commonly given to friends in times of need.

  12. Sympathy The next flower to convey sympathy is: White Lilies White Lilies are a common flower present at funerals. They represent the return of innocence to the soul.

  13. Sympathy Also for sympathy, we have: Chrysanthemums Chrysanthemums actually represent joy, but when tied to sympathy, they are meant to represent the joyous memories of someone lost.

  14. For more tips and ideas about flowers and arrangements, visit CottageYarrow.com

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