Flowers - significance by colour

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A lot of time we buy flowers without knowing what they mean by colour. For instance:

Red flowers denote intense passion, are dynamic and show courage! They are magnificent and impulsive such as roses which are given as a traditional romantic gesture.


Flowers - significance by colour



Yellow flowers
represent hope and happiness, or are given as a token of courage and cheerfulness. They are also given for friendship.


Flowers - significance by colour



Pink
flowers represent fresh beginnings and gentle passions. Pink conveys both the sweetness of youth and emotional maturity. Different shades convey different meanings - pale pinks suggest a feminine energy that's an ideal tonic for emotional healing and inner calm, while bright shades of pink suggest friendship, fun and cheeky romance. They are also given for elegance and admiration.


Flowers - significance by colour



Green
flowers traditionally are said to bring good luck, with emerald leaves, apple-tinted blossoms and chartreuse stems representing a zest that's associated with harmony and stability. It can also mean renewal,growth, health and youth since green represents nature. They can be given as a sign of vitality.


Flowers - significance by colour



Purple
flowers mean different things based on their shade. For instance indigo flowers are given to people who do a lot for you as a token of appreciation (since indigo represents emotions). Lavender flowers are given for charm. Violet ones are given as a symbol of faith and love at first sight.


Flowers - significance by colour



Orange
flowers suggest flamboyance, and really 'fiery' blossoms convey confidence and kinship. They can also suggest ethusiasm, passion and warmth.


Flowers - significance by colour



Blue
flowers represent tranquillity and harmony, and give a sense of stability, confidence, honesty and security. True blue flowers are difficult and often expensive to come by.


Flowers - significance by colour



White
is the colour of the circle of life. Across the world, white is used on significant occasions, such as at birth, conveying innocence, truth in love, purity of union and tranquillity at death. White flowers represent peace and purity, and if they are given as a gift they are a gesture of respect. They can also mean healing and clarity so can be given as a gesture of moving on/new beginnings.


Flowers - significance by colour



Peach
flowers denote modesty and gratitude. So they can be given as a symbol of appreciation.


Flowers - significance by colour

Flowers - significance by colour
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