The Language of Flowers - Meanings of Flowers

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The Language of Flowers...

Through the ages, flowers have been associated with certain meanings, as a form of communication. This was especially popular in the realm of romance — flowers being used as a message between man and woman.

You might like to include this lovely tradition in your wedding ceremony, by incorporating flowers and their meanings in some way.

Here are a few flower-meanings which are particularly appropriate for weddings:

Red Rose	True Love
White Rose	Joy, Wisdom
Red & White Roses together	Unity
Iris	Message
Globe Amaranth	Unfading Love
Blue Violet	Faithfulness
Ivy	Fidelity
China Aster	Variety
Shamrock	Lightheartedness
Southernwood	Jest, bantering
Ox-eye Daisy	Patience
White Chrysanthemum	Truth
Zinnia	Thoughts of absent friends
Lavender	Love and Devotion
Rosemary	Remembrance
Marjoram	Joy and Happiness
Thyme	Courage and Strength
Sweet Basil	Good Wishes
Bluebell	Constancy
Camellia	Perfected Loveliness
Daisy	Innocence
Forget-me-not	True Love
Honeysuckle	Sweetness of Disposition
Jasmine	Grace and Elegance
Lilac	First emotions of love
Lily of the Valley	Return of Happiness
Tulip	Declaration of Love
Wallflower	Fidelity in Adversity
Heliotrope	Devotion, Faithfulness
Larkspur	Levity
Mugwort	Tranquility, Happiness
Myrtle	Everlasting Love, Fidelity
Peppermint	Warmth, Cordiality
Stonecrop	Tranquility
Red Salvia	Forever Thine
Agrimony	Thankfulness

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