
The language of flowers
What are your blooms saying?
Have you ever wondered what your favourite flowers are really saying? Here at Bella Donna Flowers, we believe that every bloom has a story to tell. Whether you’re sending a bouquet to a loved one, treating yourself to some fresh flora, or picking the perfect bunch for a special occasion.
Understanding the meaning behind the petals can add an extra layer of sentiment to your arrangement.
A Love Letter in Petals
Flowers have been used to express emotions for centuries – long before text messages and emojis!
The Victorians took floriography (the language of flowers) to a whole new level. Carefully selecting blooms to send secret messages of love, friendship, and even sorrow. A red rose? That’s an undeniable declaration of love. A yellow tulip? That’s cheerfulness and sunshine wrapped up in a single stem.
What Do Your Favourite Flowers Mean?
Here are some of the most popular flowers and their hidden meanings:
- Roses – Red for love, yellow for friendship, pink for admiration, and white for purity.
- Tulips – Symbolising perfect love, but also happiness and warmth (especially in yellow!).
- Lilies – Often associated with purity and remembrance, white lilies are especially elegant and meaningful.
- Daisies – Representing innocence and new beginnings, they make a lovely choice for birthdays and fresh starts.
- Orchids – Exotic and elegant, they symbolise beauty, strength, and luxury.
- Sunflowers – Just like the sun, these blooms stand for adoration, loyalty, and happiness.
- Peonies – A favourite for weddings, they represent prosperity, good fortune, and a happy marriage.
Choosing the Perfect Floral Message
Next time you’re choosing a bouquet, why not let the flowers do the talking? Whether you’re sending a romantic gesture, lifting someone’s spirits, or simply adding some floral joy to your home – we’re always happy to help you pick the perfect arrangement.
Pop into Bella Donna Flowers, your favourite local florist in Bedworth, and let us help you craft a message in blooms. After all, flowers say it best!
