Easter Flowers
One of the holiest occassions in the Christian calendar, Easter is a moveable feast that commemorates the rebirth of Jesus Christ following his crucifixion. Go through this interesting article to know about the various flowers used in the celebration of this sacred festival. Did you know that there is a reason behind each of the flowers used in the Easter celebrations? Read this article on "Easter Flowers" and know all about it. emember to click here and forward this page to your loved ones if you find this article interesting. Wish you a happy Easter!

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lily Lily
The white lily is regarded as the traditional Easter Flower. It represents purity and serves to remind one of the divine, unblemished nature of Jesus Christ. The single flower stem arising from a bulb represents the resurrection of Christ three days after his crucifixion. Giving it to someone indicates it was a pleasure on the part of the giver to know the receiver.

Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum
Generally, all flowers of this variety are said to be the symbols of cheerfulness. Gifting a chrysanthemum on Easter is believed to bring good cheer to the reciever and indicate that he/she is a precious friend. A white chrysanthemum represents honesty or truthfulness. A yellow chrysanthemum is given if the relation between the giver and the reciever is something more than friendship as in slighted love.

lily Daffodil
It is one of the most popular Easter flowers and holds a special significance for lovers. Gifting a daffodil to someone indicates that you hold that person as the only one in your life. It also shows that the receiver is akin to a daffodil for you and he/she is the one who has brought brightness in your days. Curiously, daffodil is also used as a symbol of unrequited love.

Daisies Daisies
Daisies, with sweet fragrance of loyalty and innocence, are also of special significance for Easter celebration, as it signifies purity and placidness.

Tulips Tulips
Considered a messenger of passion and love.
Other Special Easter Flowers:
Azalea Azalea
take care of yourself for me; temperance; fragile; passion; chinese symbol of womanhood
Hyacinth Hyacinth - Comeliness.

Hyacinth (purple) - please forgive me

Hyacinth (pink or red) - play

Hyacinth (white) - i'll pray for you; loveliness

Hyacinth (yellow) - jealousy
Tulips Tulip (red) - I Love You.

Tulip (general) - Our love is perfect.

Tulip (variegated) - Your eyes are beautiful.
Begonia Begonia - beware
Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum (general) - you're a wonderful friend; cheerfulness; rest

Chrsanthemum (white) - truth

Chrysanthemum (yellow) - slighted love
lily Daffodil - regard; unrequited love; you're the only one; the sun is always shining when i'm with you
lily Lily (white) - pure; innocent

Lily (yellow) - live for the moment
Arnations, chrysanthemum representing cheerfulness, roses – which can represent any emotion in a unique way, and hyacinth popular for its elegant aroma. crocuses, and more. begonias or hyacinths.





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