Spring is the season of meetings and partings.
As March approaches, we start receiving more orders for flowers to mark farewells.
Some people say, "This is my first time ordering flowers."
I'm sure there are people like that.
To make choosing flowers a little more enjoyable
This time, we will focus on the "language of flowers"
We will introduce some recommended flowers.
Flower Language
The meaning of flowers is based on the characteristics and image of each plant.
Something that has symbolic meaning or language."
It is believed to have originated in Türkiye around the 17th century.
The meaning of flowers varies depending on the country and region.
Recommended flower meanings for farewell gifts
"Hope"
It's an image of sending someone off in a positive way towards a bright future.
Gerberas, which are in season from now on,
The gorgeous lisianthus
Its flower language is "hope."
"Departure"
Even though I feel a little lonely
Celebrate your first steps into a new place.
Sweet peas, which are in season now, have the flower language of "departure."
The name is said to come from the fluttering, butterfly-like petals.
"Thank you"
Flower meanings you would like to give to someone who has helped you.
Baby's breath, with its delicate white flowers, has the flower language of "gratitude."
When you make a bouquet, it gives a fluffy volume.
This is a very useful flower this season.
"Very charming"
To those heading to a new environment: "You're so charming!"
The flower's positive meaning is to encourage you.
Ranunculus, which is in season now, has that flower language.
Try making a bouquet
Use flowers with recommended flower meanings for farewells
The best farewell bouquet ever
I would like to tie it all together!
This time with pink and white flowers
The result is a soft and gentle image.
Bright and vibrant images
We will create it to match the image of the recipient.
Please let the staff know when ordering.
What did you think of the flowers we introduced this time?
I hope this helps you choose flowers.
It's not always in stock, so
Be sure to make a reservation in advance!
I'll cry tears of joy if you can place your order at least a week in advance (lol)
"Farewell Flowers - With the Language of Flowers " is available on YouTube. On hanna CHANNEL
You can also watch the video.
Author: Nakanishi Edited by: Kambara
