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Birth Month Flowers

Just like birthstones, each month has a birth flower with its own special meaning and symbolism. Find yours below!

Carnations symbolize love, fascination, and distinction. Different colors carry different meanings: pink for a mother's love, red for deep admiration, white for pure love, and yellow for disappointment.

Violets symbolize faithfulness, modesty, and virtue. In Victorian times, they were associated with shyness and delicate love. The purple violet specifically represents loyalty and devotion.

Daffodils symbolize rebirth, new beginnings, and prosperity. They are associated with spring and renewal. Giving a daffodil is said to bring good fortune, but giving one alone is considered unlucky.

Daisies symbolize innocence, purity, and new beginnings. They are associated with childhood and simplicity. In the language of flowers, daisies represent loyal love and gentleness.

Lily of the Valley

Lily of the Valley symbolize sweetness, humility, and a return to happiness. They are associated with the return of happiness and are often used in wedding bouquets.

Roses symbolize love, passion, and beauty. Different colors carry different meanings: red for romantic love, pink for grace, white for purity, yellow for friendship, and orange for enthusiasm.

Larkspur symbolizes an open heart, ardent attachment, and levity. They are associated with lightness and quickness. Different colors carry different meanings: pink for fickleness, white for happy nature, and purple for first love.

Gladiolus symbolize strength of character, integrity, and infatuation. The name comes from the Latin "gladius" meaning sword, referring to the sword-shaped leaves. They represent remembrance and sincerity.

Asters symbolize love, patience, and elegance. In ancient times, asters were burned to ward off evil spirits and snakes. They are associated with love and appreciation.

Marigolds symbolize warmth, creativity, and passion. In Mexican culture, marigolds are associated with the Day of the Dead and are believed to guide spirits home. They also symbolize grief and cruelty in some traditions.

Chrysanthemums symbolize optimism, joy, and longevity. In the United States, they are associated with fall and Thanksgiving. In some European countries, they are associated with funerals and mourning.

Narcissus symbolize hope, prosperity, and good fortune. They are associated with the New Year and are often forced indoors for winter blooms. They also symbolize vanity and self-love in some traditions.

About Birth Flowers

The tradition of birth flowers dates back to ancient Rome, where flowers were associated with specific months and given as birthday gifts.

Each birth flower carries symbolic meaning that reflects characteristics associated with people born in that month.