From friendship to true love, flowers can convey a host of special meanings!

Flower Colours

• Blue
  Peace, openness and serenity.
  
  
• Pink
  Youth, innocence and joy.
  
  
• Purple
  Accomplishment and admiration.
  
  
• Red
  Love, respect, desire and vitality.
  
  
• White
  Innocence, pure beauty and simple elegance.
  
  
• Yellow
  Joy, friendship, new beginnings and happiness.
  
  
• Orange
  Energy, enthusiasm, warmth, confidence, satisfaction and a passion for life.
  
  
• Green
  Health, resilience, good fortune and youth.
  
  
• Lavender
  Refinement, grace, elegance and feminine beauty.

Symbolism

• Roses
  Roses are ancient symbols of love and beauty. A single rose of any colour means "I love you." A dozen roses say that "there are dozens of ways I care about you”; two dozen roses says “I think of you every hour of the day”.
  
  
• Chrysanthemum
  Chrysanthemums are generally used to express friendship and joy. Yellow chrysanthemums symbolize love and friendship; white chrysanthemums symbolize truth. Red is also used to express love, good luck and best wishes.
  
  
• Daffodil
  The daffodil is a spring flower which expresses joy.
  
  
• Gladiolus
  Derived from the Latin word meaning “sword”, Gladiolus express infatuation, telling the receiver that he or she "pierces the heart."
  
  
• Iris
  These stand for the importance of friendship, help and faith.
  
  
• Lily
  Lilies symbolize beauty and purity of the heart. While lilies come in a variety of colours, most people readily associate lilies with white, meaning innocence and sweetness.
  
  
• Tulip
  These are the flower emblem of Holland and are used as a declaration of love. Red tulips indicate an irresistible love, while yellow tulips signify unrequited love.
  
  
• Sunflower
  The sunflower promises power, warmth, and nourishment. The sunflower's turning as it follows the sun symbolizes deep loyalty and constancy.