What is the meaning of giving flowers? A roundup of flowers that can express love
Flowers are very common in my life, and the flowers given in different scenarios are also different, and many flowers represent different meanings. Take the upcoming Qixi Festival for example, how can you give flowers that express your feelings to the girl you like? Next, the editor will fill you in on which common flowers represent which types of love!
We all know that lily represents purity, lavender represents achievement, rosemary represents deep attraction, and cardamom represents passion in India and Arabia... There is much more knowledge of this kind that the editor will not explain one by one. Today we will mainly learn about plants related to love!
When it comes to roses, everyone knows them, because roses symbolize pure love and beauty. In Greek mythology, the rose is the symbol of the goddess of beauty, and because it was infused with the blood of the god of love, it combines love and beauty in one, so it is a symbol of good fortune. That is why today roses are used to express love. But roses come in many different colors on the market, and each color symbolizes a different kind of love. For example, pink roses represent first love, red roses represent passion, orange-red roses represent shyness, yellow roses represent apology, white roses represent respect, pale green roses represent eternal youth, and so on.
Tulips are a confession of love. In "The Black Tulip," the story it tells is of a black tulip cultivated through countless hardships, a symbol of victory and beauty. It is because of this that the tulip became even more noticed and loved by the world. Several hundred years ago, in the Netherlands, it became worth thousands, and a single precious variety could even be exchanged for a castle in the Netherlands. Even today, the Netherlands, Iran, Turkey and other countries regard the tulip as their national flower. Western countries believe the flower language of the tulip is a confession of love. Red means a confession of love, yellow represents a hopeless romance, white means lost love, and purple represents undying love. So when you give tulips to the girl you like, be sure to pay attention to their color!
Phalaenopsis expresses admiration even more directly, and its meaning is "I love you." Phalaenopsis is a flower often used in the bouquets held by brides at weddings. This is because the color of the phalaenopsis is white with pink, appearing dignified and elegant. It seems to be a memory of the romantic mood of a newlywed couple or first love, and also a kind of confidence in the couple's happy life in the future!
Violet represents an eternal love. This is because it blooms after being nourished by the tears of Venus, and the flowers it produces carry a faint delicate fragrance. Made into perfume, it is especially loved by girls. Especially during the Napoleonic era, Empress Josephine was particularly fond of violets, and the violet was also the token she used to express her love to Napoleon! Moreover, this kind of flower is also deeply loved today in Europe, Japan and other countries!
Forget-me-not represents eternal love and deep affection. Forget-me-not is a direct transliteration of the English name "forget me not." So just hearing the name of this flower makes it feel very romantic, and the legends about it give it the status of a true romantic among flowers! This is because in the legend, a knight in Europe, for his beloved girlfriend, picked a bouquet of flowers at the cost of his life, and they were called forget-me-nots.