Tribute Symbolism

TRIBUTE SYMBOLISM

Sending Flowers To Express Sympathy is an Ancient and significant gesture carried on thought the generations. These Symbols are widesly accepted and are an important means of expressing sympathy. These symbols speak of hope , Love and genuine caring as nothing else can.

Bible - Symbol of Faithfulness and the word of God. This symbol is often incorporated into floral designs as token of devotion and faith.

BUTTERFLY - Symbol of the cycle of birth, death and eternal life. Its symbolic meaning is taken from the actual life cycle of a butterfly and the freedom of spirit it embodies.

Candlelight - Symbol of Divine light. Candles are often used in arrangements as symbols of the Holy Spirit and commemoration.

Carnation - Symbol of Divine love. Specifically, pink means I'll never forget you, white represents pure love and red means admiration.

Chrysanthemum - Symbol of fruitfulness and long life. the name is derived from a greek word meaning "gold flowers".

Crocus - Symbol of joy and gladness. The meaning is taken from the flowers that unexpetedly spring to life after a long dormant winter.

Cross - Aprominent Christian symbol of faith, life and resurrction. the shape is often created with flowers, foliages, mosses or branches accented with a swag of flowers.

Daisy - A symbol of innocence, often used in tribute design for children. The name literally mean "the eye of the day".

Evergreen - Symbol of everlasting life and immortality. The meaning is taken from the lasting characteristics of the green.

Grapevine - Symbol of the connection of the individual to the church and rewards of living a Godly life. This Material is often used in wreaths or other natural design.

Heart - Symbol of love and dedication. the heart shape is often created with flowers, foliages and other natural materials and is usually adorned with fresh flowers.

Lily - An anciant symbol of hope and trust. The meaning is taken from the symbolism of a dormant bulb, which is planted in the soil and growns into a beautiful delicate flowers.

Orchid - Symbol of love and exquisite beauty. The meaning is taken from the flowers themselves, each being an exquisite miracle of creation.

Palm Foliage - Symbol of victory over death. The traditional meaning is taken from biblical times.

Pillow - Symbol of eternal rest and peace. This rounded-square shape, usually filled with foliages, flowers or other materials is accented with swag of flowers and is traditionally placed on an esel.

Rose - Symbol of great love and respect. Different colors have sightly different meanings. Red means true love, yellow means faithfulness, white means purity and peace and pink means joy.

Wreath - A popular symbol of eternal life. The never-ending circular band of flowers and foliages can be interpreted many different ways, with an endless variety of flowers.