What do flowers mean? A guide to choosing the right bouquet

When you choose flowers, the colour and type say what you mean for you. Here are the meanings of the most popular flowers and the occasions they suit.

Red rose

The classic language of love. The first choice for anniversaries, Valentine's Day and proposals.

Pink rose

Admiration, gratitude and grace. Lovely for mothers, friends and new beginnings.

Tulip

Joy and spring. Colourful tulips for birthdays and congratulations, white tulips for a simple, elegant gesture.

Peony

Abundance and happiness. Much loved at weddings, engagements and in bridal bouquets.

Sunflower

Warmth and cheer. Ideal to lift someone's mood, wish them well or celebrate a success.

Daisy

Purity and innocence. A sweet choice for newborns and small, heartfelt gifts.

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A small balloon bunch or a heart foil balloon next to a bouquet makes the gift even more special. Not sure what to choose? Message us and we'll pick together.