The sentimental tradition of flowers and herbs dates back at least 150 years. Victorians gave romantic significance to specific blossoms so lovers could send each other "secret" messages. Today, by combining different flowers at your wedding you can express feelings of your own and for the "bridal couple" as well. You can even add potpourri flower oil to silk flowers, pew bows, and centerpieces. Remember by giving someone in your wedding, like your mother, a flower (like the tradition of the single rose) can send her a special "secret" message.


Flower Names Begining With:

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 A - Flowers

Azalea : Take care of yourself for me, fragile passion, temperance
Aster : Love; daintiness
Artemisia : Dignity
Arbutus : Thee only do I love
Arbor Vitae : True friendship
Apple blossom : Preference; good fortune
Aniseed : Restoration of youth
Angelica : Inspiration
Anemone : Unfading love; truth; sincerity; anticipation; forsaken; fading hope
Amaryllis : Pride; Timidity; splendid beauty
Amaranth, Globe : Unchangeable
Amaranth : Fidelity
Ambrosia : Love returned
Alyssum : Worth beyond beauty
Alstroemeria : Devotion; friendship
Aloe : Grief
Almond Blossom : Hope; lover's charm
Allspice : Compassion
Agapanthus : Love letters
Acorn : Nordic symbol of life and immortality
Acacia : Secret love; chaste love; beauty in retirement; elegance; friendship; hope