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In this design, Kit from Flower Duet will show you how to make a Valen­tines Day design with lots of beau­ti­ful flow­ers that mean “love.”

Scroll down for les­son sup­plies and flower recipe infor­ma­tion. Music by https://www.bensound.com/ “Dreams”

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Flower Recipe:

  • 3 Nagi Green­ery (could use Ital­ian Rus­cus instead)
  • 2 Sil­ver Dol­lar Eucalyptus
  • 3 Wax Flower (pur­ple)
  • 3 Dusty Miller (Broad)
  • 7 Tree Fern
  • 3 Milky Way Aspidistra
  • 3 Pur­ple Alstroemeria
  • 8 Bur­gundy Carnations
  • 8 Red Ros­es (Free­dom)
  • 4 Pink Roses
  • 3 Gyp­sy Dianthus (could use spray roses)

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About Flower Meanings

The lan­guage of flow­ers, known as flo­ri­og­ra­phy, has been used for cen­turies to con­vey emo­tions and mes­sages with­out utter­ing a sin­gle word. Among the most pro­found sen­ti­ments expressed through flow­ers is love, a feel­ing that tran­scends cul­tures and time. While the red rose is uni­ver­sal­ly rec­og­nized as the emblem of roman­tic love, numer­ous oth­er blooms share this ten­der mean­ing, each with its unique nuance.

Red Roses Equal LOVE

The clas­sic red rose, with its vel­vety petals and intox­i­cat­ing fra­grance, embod­ies pas­sion and deep affec­tion. It is the quin­tes­sen­tial sym­bol of love, giv­en to express ardor, desire, and unwa­ver­ing devo­tion. How­ev­er, love is mul­ti­fac­eted, and oth­er flow­ers cap­ture its diverse expressions.

Pink Roses Mean Grace

Pink ros­es, for instance, con­vey admi­ra­tion, grace, and gen­tle­ness. They are per­fect for express­ing affec­tion in a bud­ding romance or to show appre­ci­a­tion for a cher­ished friend. White ros­es, on the oth­er hand, sym­bol­ize puri­ty, inno­cence, and ever­last­ing love, often asso­ci­at­ed with wed­dings and new beginnings.

Beyond ros­es, oth­er flow­ers elo­quent­ly express love. Tulips, par­tic­u­lar­ly red ones, are a dec­la­ra­tion of love, sig­ni­fy­ing per­fect and endur­ing affec­tion. Lilies, with their ele­gant and state­ly appear­ance, rep­re­sent devo­tion and puri­ty of heart. Daisies, with their cheer­ful and inno­cent charm, con­vey loy­al love and faithfulness.

Even the del­i­cate and fra­grant jas­mine flower car­ries the mean­ing of sweet love, often asso­ci­at­ed with romance and sen­su­al­i­ty. And let’s not for­get the hum­ble for­get-me-not, whose very name speaks vol­umes about remem­brance and endur­ing love.

Flowers Have more Meanings than Passion

In the realm of flow­ers, love is not con­fined to roman­tic pas­sion. It extends to famil­ial bonds, friend­ships, and even self-love. Each flower, with its unique sym­bol­ism, offers a way to express this pro­found emo­tion in its myr­i­ad forms. Whether it’s the fiery pas­sion of a red rose or the gen­tle affec­tion of a pink tulip, flow­ers pro­vide a beau­ti­ful and time­less way to com­mu­ni­cate the lan­guage of love.

Want to learn more? Buy the book The Posy Book and you can learn about more and more flower mean­ings along with recipes to cre­ate fab­u­lous flo­ral gifts with heart­felt feelings.