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rose
Did you know?
roses have come to symbolise some of our
strongest feelings, such as love, passion and
admiration. Whether you want to express
love, friendship, or joy, there's a rose for
every emotion and occasion.
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lavender
Did you know?
Lavender flowers represent purity, silence,
devotion, serenity, grace, and calmness.
Purple is the color of royalty and speaks of
elegance, refinement, and luxury, too. The
color is also associated with the crown
chakra, which is the energy center
associated with higher purpose and
spiritual connectivity.
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Tulips
Did you know?
tulips symbolizes perfect and deep love.
They're ideal to give to someone who you
have a deep, unconditional love for,
whether it's your partner, children, parents
or siblings.
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forget me not
Did you know?
Forget-me-nots represent true love and
giving someone this flower means you truly
love and respect this person. It is a
testament to your relationships and
promises the other person that you will
never forget them in your thoughts. Fidelity.
A symbol of fidelity and being truthful to
someone you love.
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daisy
Did you know?
The meaning of a daisy flower can be
purity, innocence, new beginnings, joy and
cheerfulness. In the Victorian Era, daisies
symbolised innocence, loyalty and an
ability to keep things secret. hmmm
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Tulips
Did you know?
tulips symbolizes perfect and deep love.
They're ideal to give to someone who you
have a deep, unconditional love for,
whether it's your partner, children, parents
or siblings.
@zephyr_by_claire
sunflower
Did you know?
Sunflowers represent: A long life and
lasting happiness, as most varieties stand in
full bloom throughout the summer. Good
fortune and positive opportunities
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LILY
Did you know?
These beautiful flowers are symbols of pure
and everlasting love. But the most common
meaning is purity and fertility. The sweet
and innocent beauty of the lily flower has
given it the association of fresh life and
rebirth.
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daisy
Did you know?

The meaning of a daisy flower can be

purity, innocence, new beginnings, joy and
cheerfulness. In the Victorian Era, daisies
symbolised innocence, loyalty and an
ability to keep things secret. hmmm

@zephyr_by_claire

sunflower
Did you know?

Sunflowers represent: A long life and

lasting happiness, as most varieties stand in
full bloom throughout the summer. Good
fortune and positive opportunities