Embrace the tradition of celebrating birthdays with the beauty of flowers, each month uniquely represented by a bloom carrying its own special meaning—similar to birthstones. Delve into this floral journey, where the language of flowers intertwines with birthdays, a practice dating back centuries with roots in ancient Roman times and the Victorian era.
January: Carnation
Kicking off the year, January’s birth flower is the versatile carnation. Available in a spectrum of hues, each color holds a distinct meaning. Pink signifies maternal love, red represents admiration, and yellow conveys disappointment or rejection. Alternatively, the snowdrop flower, a symbol of hope, also graces January birthdays, often blooming amidst the winter’s snow.
February: Violet
While roses may dominate February due to Valentine’s Day, violets claim the birth flower spotlight. Available in various shades, including the traditional purple, these blooms symbolize faithfulness and loyalty. Primroses, associated with magic and protection against evil, also share February’s symbolic presence.
March: Daffodil
Welcoming the spirit of spring, March is adorned with the bright yellow hues of daffodils, symbolizing new beginnings. However, be cautious when gifting—single daffodils are considered bad luck. Opt for a cheerful bouquet to convey the essence of renewal.
