Funeral Flowers and Their Meanings

Funeral Flowers and Their Meanings Did you know every flower has a message? If you want to express a particular sentiment, here is a helpful guide to their unique language: Magnolias Orchids Roses White magnolia traditionally embody dignity and perseverance. Represent enduring love. White roses evoke innocence, while red roses convey love. Pink roses signify grace while crimson roses mean grief. Yellow roses symbolize a friend's strong ties. Lilies Violets Symbolize purity and innocence being restored to the soul of the departed. Represent faithfulness. Camellia Pink or red Camellias traditionally symbolize gratitude. Carnations Tulips Red carnations symbolize admiration, White tulips evoke while pink carnations stand for Lilacs forgiveness and red tulips remembrance. White carnations evoke represent perfect love. pure love and innocence. White lilacs represent innocence. Forget-me-nots Gladiolus Represent true love and remembrance. Chrysanthemums Embody strength of character, sincerity and moral integrity. In the US, mums mean truth. In Europe, mums may symbolize death and are only used for funerals. In China, Korea and Japan, white mums symbolize grief. O passare http://www.pinterest.com/renaedillon/botanical-art/ Simplifying End-of-Life Management http://www.chartingnature.com/fruits.cfm http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/88501#page/79/mode/lup Twitter @ Passareinc http://www.teleflora.com/sympathy-plants-flower-types-meaning-symbolism.asp Facebook facebook.com/passareinc http://www.funeralwise.com/etiquette/flowers/ Tumblr passareinc.tumblr.com