What Does the Carnation Represent? With Pictures to Enjoy
We all know that the carnation is the flower given to mothers, representing our love and respect for them. In fact, the carnation does not carry only this one meaning, and carnations of different colors also have different meanings. Let us take a look together!
The carnation has symbolic meanings such as passion, charm, love that makes one weak, true affection, "Mother, I love you," warm blessings, loving you, warmth, kindness, selfless maternal love, tolerance, the flower of mothers, deep family affection, longing for family, pure admiration, passionate love, warmth of heart, sorrow and regret, heartbreak pain, greatness, sacredness, kindness, consolation, spiritual connection, sincerity, good luck, and longing.
The symbolic meanings of carnations of different colors - the meanings represented by carnations are not the same. Below we introduce what carnations of different colors represent.
Picture of a White Carnation
White: sweet and lovely, innocent, pure love, a gift that brings women good luck, purity, pure friendship, my living love, my love forever, faith, elegant love, true affection, respect
Picture of a Pink Carnation
Pink: I will never forget you, beauty, youth, love, wishing mother forever young and beautiful; moved, bright and beautiful, maternal love, a woman's love, I love you passionately
Picture of a Red Carnation
Red: my heart aches for you, appreciation, worship, infatuation, family affection, passionate love, warmth, a wounded heart, longing, belief in your love, wishing mother health and longevity, wishing you good health
Yellow: you disappoint me, abandonment, contempt, lasting friendship, gratitude to mother, rejection, reproach, disdain, eternal thanks, deep friendship
Beige-red: sadness
Deep red: passionate love
Picture of a Peach-colored Carnation
Peach: loving you
Variegated: rejecting your love
Purple: capriciousness, unpredictability
Speckled: rejection, I cannot be with you
Picture of a Striped Carnation
Striped: I am sorry
And What Does the Carnation Represent? The Symbolic Meaning of the Carnation
That is all for today's introduction to the carnation. Thank you for your attention.