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The language of flowers matters: know what they mean before you send them to confess your love

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Chinese rose: steadfast love, elegance, nobility, first love, gratitude. Lily: holy and elegant, may all go well with you, gratitude. Gerbera daisy: a cheerful smile, noble and refined, quiet elegance, reclusion. Phalaenopsis orchid: happiness is coming, I love you. Carnation: love, charm...

Chinese rose: steadfast love, elegance, nobility, first love, gratitude

Lily: holy and elegant, may all go well with you, gratitude

Gerbera daisy: a cheerful smile, noble and refined, quiet elegance, reclusion

Phalaenopsis orchid: happiness is coming, I love you

Carnation: love, charm and respect, a mother's nobility, grace, elegance

Chrysanthemum: purity and calm, elegance, longevity, I love you, true feelings

Oncidium: so happy as to forget home, hidden love

Anthurium: a passionate heart, care, for great prospects, warm blood

Sunflower: adoration, the sun, faith

Lisianthus: unchanging love, purity, innocence, affection, being moved

Daisy: purity, hope, innocence, peace, hope, pure beauty

Gladiolus: remembrance, wealth and honor, attentiveness, fortune, firmness, rising step by step

Hydrangea: tolerance, reunion, hope, loyalty, eternity, happiness, togetherness

Calla lily: purity, warmth, vitality, elegance

Bird of paradise: waiting, happiness and freedom, longing

Baby's breath: pure and innocent, watching over love, willing to play a supporting role, care, romance, true love, pure and beautiful

Forget-me-not: eternal love, deep affection, true love, warmth

Snapdragon: arrogance, gold and surplus, liveliness and festivity, a perfect union, great fortune, in the spotlight

Solidago: a beautiful beginning

Tulip: love, blessing, elegance, wealth and honor





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