What is the hyacinth flower language? Read this one article to understand its meanings and symbolism
Hyacinths have always been loved by Westerners. They represent a strong yearning for life. Among hyacinths of different colors, the meanings they represent are also different, so when choosing hyacinths as a gift, you must understand the hyacinth flower language. Below, the editor introduces the different flower language meanings they represent according to the different colors of hyacinths!
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The hyacinth, known as the "Western narcissus," takes its name from the transliteration of Hyacinthus in Greek, originally the name of a handsome young man loved by the god Apollo in Greek mythology. It is native to southern Europe and Asia Minor. As a fragrant flower famous throughout the world today, it is cultivated most in the Netherlands and sells well around the world. In the West, the flower language of the hyacinth is "as long as you light the fire of life, you can share a rich life." These words exactly express the inner meaning of the hyacinth's life. The vigorous and energetic hyacinth is often used to commemorate love that cannot be spoken aloud.
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Purple hyacinth: sad, melancholic love. Apology, regret. (With my love, you will surely be happy)
Lilac hyacinth: gentle temperament, romantic feelings. Sadness.
White hyacinth: secret love. Pure and quiet, or love that one dares not reveal
Red hyacinth: thank you, moving love (your love fills my heart)
Peach-red hyacinth: represents passion.
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Pink hyacinth: admiration and romance.
Yellow hyacinth: with you, I am very happy.
Blue hyacinth: noble and rich, constancy, chastity, as happy as seeing you.
Dark blue hyacinth: somewhat melancholic because of love
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Light green hyacinth: if you want to have no secrets, you must first have a kind heart.
The blue hyacinth belongs to the most authentic lineage of hyacinths. The blue hyacinth has always been indispensable in the bride's bouquet in English-style weddings, representing a blessing for the pure love of the newlyweds.