Bridal flowers and their meaning

ROSE: A bouquet of roses is always a popular choice. The red rose symbolizes eternal love, romance, beauty and courage. In fact, February 14 is the indispensable symbol of Valentine's Day. The rose, as a flower, is ruled by Venus, the planet of love. It is the ultimate expression of femininity. The white rose represents new beginnings and purity, the pink rose represents grace and admiration, and the orange represents passion and enthusiasm. Flowers have different meanings in bridal bouquets. Whichever flower means what to you, you can have the bridal bouquet prepared accordingly.

SUNFLOWER: It is the happiest looking flower. In fact, this special flower, which is known to turn its face to the sun, is much more than its known meaning. These flowers symbolize unwavering faith and unconditional love. In Chinese culture, the sunflower is also associated with luck, vitality, intelligence and happiness. If you want a flower that radiates positivity and joy on your big day, sunflowers are a great option.

LAVENDER: Lavender is a plant associated with happy marriage, love, devotion and fertility since ancient times. It promotes a feeling of calm, well-being and peace in the physical sense, you can imagine taking a deep breath from this bouquet to calm the nerves on the big day. Adding lavender to your wedding bouquet is based on Irish tradition and is said to bring happiness and luck to the marriage. In recent years, cute lavender sachets have been distributed along with wedding candies. Definitely a great accessory for guests to have in their home.