Birthflower Guide

Carnation, the birthflower for January, symbolizes love, fascination, and distinction. Its various colors carry different meanings, from love and affection to friendship and good luck.

Violet, the birthflower for February, represents faithfulness, humility, and virtue. Its delicate blooms come in various shades of purple, symbolizing admiration and affection.

Daffodil, the birthflower for March, symbolizes rebirth, new beginnings, and the coming of spring. Its vibrant yellow color signifies happiness, joy, and optimism.

Daisy, the birthflower for April, represents purity, innocence, and new beginnings. Its simple yet charming appearance symbolizes true love and loyalty.

Lily of the Valley, the birthflower for May, symbolizes sweetness, humility, and happiness. Its delicate white blooms represent purity and innocence.

Rose, the birthflower for June, represents love, passion, and beauty. Its wide range of colors carries different meanings, from romance and admiration to friendship and gratitude.

Larkspur, the birthflower for July, symbolizes levity, lightness, and swiftness. Its vibrant colors convey a sense of joy and celebration.

Gladiolus, the birthflower for August, represents strength, integrity, and infatuation. Its tall, majestic blooms symbolize sincerity and moral integrity.

Aster, the birthflower for September, symbolizes love, patience, and elegance. Its star-shaped blooms come in various colors and convey deep emotions and affection.

Marigold, the birthflower for October, represents warmth, passion, and creativity. Its vibrant orange and yellow hues symbolize joy and optimism.

Chrysanthemum, the birthflower for November, symbolizes joy, optimism, and longevity. Its colorful blooms represent happiness and good fortune.

Poinsettia, the birthflower for December, represents celebration, good cheer, and success. Its vibrant red and green foliage symbolize festivity and renewal.