10 most popular types of flowers and what they mean

Flowers have their own language. Although we choose bouquets primarily based on taste today, knowing their meanings helps make a gift even more personal. These are the ten types most requested in our flower shop.

1. Rose

The queen of flowers and the safest choice. A red rose is a symbol of love, pink represents gratitude and tenderness, and white symbolizes pure beginnings, which is why it is common at weddings.

2. Lily

Elegant and fragrant, the lily represents beauty and dignity. A single lily in a bouquet is enough to fill a room with its scent.

3. Orchid

Exotic and long-lasting, a potted orchid is a gift that lasts for weeks. It is a symbol of refinement and respect.

4. Tulip

A herald of spring and cheerfulness. Tulips are ideal when you want to convey joy without many words.

5. Gerbera

Cheerful and colorful, the gerbera signifies optimism. It is an excellent choice for birthdays and congratulating someone on their success.

6. Carnation

Often underestimated, yet exceptionally durable. The pink carnation traditionally carries a message of gratitude and maternal love.

7. Lisianthus

A delicate, almost papery flower that resembles a rose. It brings a soft, romantic note to any bouquet.

8. Hydrangea

Lush globes of flowers in pastel tones. The hydrangea gives a bouquet volume and a sense of abundance.

9. Gypsophila

Tiny white florets that frame larger flowers. They are a symbol of sincerity and eternal love.

10. Sunflower

Warm and cheerful, the sunflower signifies loyalty and happiness. It brings summer into any space.

How to combine

The most beautiful bouquets often pair one dominant flower, such as a rose or lily, with more delicate companions like gypsophila and lisianthus, along with greenery that ties everything together. If you are unsure, tell us the occasion and the recipient, and we will suggest a combination.

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