Find out what is your birth flower and what its symbolism 

January

• Carnation – Represents love, fascination, and admiration. Different colors carry different meanings: red for deep love, white for pure love and luck, and pink for gratitude.
• Snowdrop – Symbolizes hope, rebirth, and the promise of brighter days, as it blooms in winter when everything else is dormant.

February

• Violet – Represents loyalty, modesty, wisdom, and spiritual awareness. It’s also associated with humility and faithfulness.
• Primrose – Symbolizes young love and devotion. Giving someone a primrose means “I can’t live without you.”

March

• Daffodil – Represents new beginnings, rebirth, and prosperity. It’s often associated with spring and renewal, symbolizing hope and joy.

April

• Daisy – Represents innocence, purity, and loyal love. It’s also linked to motherhood and new beginnings.
• Sweet Pea – Symbolizes blissful pleasure, gratitude, and kind farewells. It’s often associated with saying goodbye in a sweet and affectionate way.

May

• Lily of the Valley – Represents sweetness, humility, and a return to happiness. It’s believed to bring good luck in love and life.
• Hawthorn – Symbolizes hope, happiness, and protection. It’s also linked to love and romance in folklore.

June

• Rose – Represents love and beauty. The color of the rose changes its meaning: red for passionate love, pink for admiration, white for purity, and yellow for friendship.
• Honeysuckle – Symbolizes devoted affection, strong bonds, and everlasting love. It’s associated with deep emotional connections.

July

• Larkspur – Represents positivity, open heart, and strong bonds. Different colors symbolize different traits: pink for fickleness, white for joy, and purple for first love.
• Water Lily – Symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and peace. It’s often associated with tranquility and spiritual awakening.

August

• Gladiolus – Represents strength, integrity, and moral character. It also signifies infatuation, meaning “love at first sight.”
• Poppy – Symbolizes imagination, remembrance, and dreams. In some cultures, red poppies honor fallen soldiers.

September

• Aster – Represents love, wisdom, and patience. It’s associated with deep emotions and also symbolizes a wish for positive things to come.
• Morning Glory – Symbolizes affection and unrequited love. It blooms in the morning and fades by night, symbolizing fleeting beauty.

October

• Marigold – Represents passion, creativity, warmth, and strength. In some cultures, marigolds are used in celebrations honoring ancestors.
• Cosmos – Symbolizes harmony, order, and peace. Its delicate petals represent balance and beauty.

November

• Chrysanthemum – Represents friendship, joy, and longevity. Different colors have different meanings: red for love, yellow for neglected love, white for truth, and purple for nobility.

December

• Narcissus – Symbolizes self-esteem, rebirth, and new beginnings. In some cultures, it represents prosperity and good fortune.
• Holly – Represents protection, good fortune, and joy. It’s associated with Christmas and bringing positivity into the home.

Do you have a favorite flower, or are you looking for a special meaning for a gift? 😊