Flower Words

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Social Flower Language

Flower Delivery Scene	fresh flowers	Flower Meaning
bridal	Bai Lily (1971-), Chinese actress	lit. 100 years of good luck (idiom); fig. long-lasting friendship
bridal	red palm	enduring while the world lasts
bridal	acacia	husband and wife love each other
bridal	Ivy, linden and lemon tree flowers	Loyalty and old age.
bridal	cedarwood	passionate
bridal	Petunias, Dianthus	Love Forever
bridal	saffron (Crocus sativus)	youthfulness
bridal	camellia	true love
bridal	Don't forget me!	Eternal Love
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	pines	Wisdom, Longevity
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	bamboo	of noble character and unquestionable integrity
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	Japanese apricot (Prunus mume)	arrogant and icy in the face of frost
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	fuchsia	prosperity and longevity
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	daffodil	venerate
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	cymbidium	of noble character and unquestionable integrity
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	Nippon lily (Rohdea japonica)	eternal youth
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	thousand day lotus (idiom); fig. a great benefactor	joyful
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	monkshood	respect
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	Chinese New Year flower (Enkianthus quinqueflorus)	appreciate
offer birthday congratulations (to an elderly person)	orange day-lily (Hemerocallis fulva)	pleasantly
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	Nippon lily (Rohdea japonica)	green in all seasons
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	Chinese rose (Rosa sinensis)	prosperous and developing
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	gerbera daisy	luxuriant growth (idiom); flourishing
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	peach blossom	Good luck will come.
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	fire lily	full of joy (idiom); jubilation
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	tree peony (Paeonia suffruticosa)	lit. rich and noble, prosperous (idiom); rich and powerful
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	beech	Prosperity, prosperity
Congratulations on the completion of the opening	sunflower (Helianthus annuus)	Respect, prominence
congratulations on a triumphant victory	red cotton	Flower of Heroes
congratulations on a triumphant victory	opium poppy	courageous
congratulations on a triumphant victory	laurel (Laurus nobilis)	honorable
congratulations on a triumphant victory	laurel wreath	meritorious minister
congratulations on a triumphant victory	Palmet(name)	victories
congratulatory performance	oatmeal	concert
congratulatory performance	multiflora rose	geniuse
congratulatory performance	parsley	triumph over an opponent
congratulatory performance	licorice	perseverance
congratulatory performance	Chinese bellflower	dainty
congratulatory performance	dahlia	Elegant and noble
devote one's energies to a friend separately (idiom); to part ways with a friend	pansy	think of
devote one's energies to a friend separately (idiom); to part ways with a friend	false acacia	fellowship
devote one's energies to a friend separately (idiom); to part ways with a friend	Doukou flower, peony flower, larkspur	separately or individually
Giving a friend a boost	canna or Indian shot (genus Canna)	firm and substantial
Giving a friend a boost	giant taro (Alocasia macrorrhizos)	cordial
Giving a friend a boost	boxwood	stable
Giving a friend a boost	coltsfoot	God of Justice
Giving a friend a boost	fir	sublime
Giving a friend a boost	licorice	forces
Giving a friend a boost	hang a branch	erudite
Giving a friend a boost	Palmet(name)	victories
visit a sick person or patient	opium poppy	consolation
visit a sick person or patient	oriental cherry (Prunus serrulata or Prunus yedoensis), prized for its flowering	youthfulness
visit a sick person or patient	swordsmanship	strong character
visit a sick person or patient	white poplar	Perseverance. Courage.
visit a sick person or patient	daisy	sympathize with
visit a sick person or patient	rose petal	wish
visit a sick person or patient	Yucca, yarrow, hawthorn	consolation
visit a sick person or patient	Iricdaceae, the iris family	give one's respects
visit a sick person or patient	stars all over the sky	attentive to
visit a sick person or patient	a young virgin (boy or girl)	incentivize
visit a sick person or patient	wattle	soothe

An Introduction to the Language of Flowers:

1. The language of flowers refers to the specific meanings and symbolic significance associated with various flowers.

2. The language of flowers typically stems from culture, history, and tradition; each flower has its own unique symbolism and can be used to express different emotions and well-wishes.