1. Magnolia
The flower language of magnolia is: perseverance, symbolizing the persistence of love. In wedding receptions, magnolia is the most common flower because it has such a deep meaning, and at the same time is colorful, small and lovely, and very pleasing. Whether it is the bride's bouquet or DRESS decoration, you can embellish such small and beautiful flowers to make your wedding more romantic and dazzling.
3. Tulips
The tulip's word is passionate love. The flower language of tulips is a strong love, often used in weddings, not only because of its beautiful flower language, but also because of its pleasing flower type, which can add a touch of bright color to the wedding and make the wedding look more festive and lively. At the same time, tulips have flowers all year round, so they can be supplied all year round, and more importantly, although romantic and beautiful, the price is cheap and cost-effective.
Forget-me-not is not to forget me. The name Forget-me-not comes from a tragic love story. Legend has it that a German knight and his lover were strolling along the Danube River. I caught a glimpse of a small blue flower on the river bank. At the risk of his life, the knight reached out to pick the flowers, only to stumble and fall into the rapids. "Don'tforgetme!" said the knight, who knew he could not be saved. He threw the blue flower at his lover and disappeared into the water. Since then, the knight's lovers wear blue flowers in their hair day and night to show their unforgotten loyalty to their lovers. The blue flower is therefore called "forget-me-not," with the words "Do not forget me," "True love," and "true love."
5. Roses