FLORIOGRAPHY: THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
In ancient times, flowers were used as a form of communication. Holding detailed and intricate meanings, a single bouquet could convey an entire letter. These days, the art of floristry has evolved and while maintaining this unique language, bouquets are as expressive and as beautiful as ever.
Babies Breath
Soft and delicate, babies breathe is a popular bouquet addition that signifies innocence.
Rose
Peony
Known for its delicacy Peonies are considered among the most romantic flowers with their soft and voluminous petals. Happy Life, happy wedding.
Lilies
Traditionally known by the ancient Greek as majestic flowers, lilies are symbolic of truth and honour.
Magnolia
Sought after for 1000’s of years the Magnolia represents prosperity and dignity.
Orchids
Indicative of love, beauty, strength and luxury.
Iris
Symbolic of faith, valour and wisdom
Tulip
The wildly popular tulip grows in many different colours that all uniquely hold their own meaning, however, most commonly represents love and passion.
Sunflowers
The beautiful sunflower visually evokes a sense of warmth and happiness with its bright yellow petals
