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Flower Meanings

What every flower means in the language of flowers — symbolism, colour-by-colour meanings and gifting guidance for 250+ species, from roses and peonies to greenery.

Every flower carries a message. This is the language of flowers — what each bloom symbolises, how the meaning shifts colour by colour, and when to give it — for 250+ cut-flower species.

A meaning is only half the gift; the other half is keeping it alive. Each meaning page links to the matching care guide, and colour meanings link through to flowers by colour.

Flower families

Whole families of related blooms — each hub gathers the meaning of every variety.

Roses by colour

The colour of a rose sets the sentiment — pick the shade that carries your message.

Tulips by colour

The tulip means perfect love and spring; its colour tunes the message from a vow to a friendly hello.

Carnations by colour

The carnation means fascination, distinction and love; its colour sharpens the message — and, uniquely, one shade turns it cool.

Chrysanthemums by colour

The chrysanthemum means longevity, joy and loyalty; its colour sharpens the message — and, across much of Europe, white is the flower of remembrance.

Peonies by colour

The peony means prosperity, romance, honor and compassion; its colour sharpens the message — and pink is the classic wedding peony.

Lilies by colour

The lily means purity, renewal, majesty and remembrance; colour refines the message — white adds sympathy and orange, pride with an old note of disdain.

Orchids by colour

The orchid means love, luxury, refined beauty and strength; colour refines the message — white adds reverence, purple its signature admiration, and green good fortune.

Flower meanings, flower by flower

Grouped by the role each flower plays in an arrangement.

Focal flowers

Filler flowers

Line flowers — verticals and accents

Greenery

Foliage & texture

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