Floriography (Pronounced Flo-ri-ography) (What does it mean)
- Floriography is the ‘language of flowers’. Dating back to Victorian times floriography was used as a means of coded communication through various flowers and floral arrangements, allowing people to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken. Through the years people have used flowers to express their feelings in many ways and in modern times flowers still have various different meanings:
- The Humble Daisy = Gentleness
- Plain Heather = Good Luck
- Lily of the Valley = Return of Happiness
- Pink Carnation = I’ll never forget you
- The old reliable for Christmas, Mistletoe = Kiss me
- Single Red Rose = I Love youAll of these were coded Communication and you hoped the receiver understood the Lingo. Lucky for you, Today we don’t have to look up the Flo-ri-ography dictionary before we send some flowers. Here at Quirky Flowers.ie with our Patented Technology we now can print your message directly onto the Petal of a Rose. A single Red Rose with the message “I Love You” printed directly onto its petal is a true reflection of your thoughts and is considered to be the most beautiful and romantic. Even from the ancient roman times lovers have given each other red roses. Symbolizing the roman goddess Venus, the goddess of love, so ever since, a single red rose is a clear statement “I love you”.
- Another First here at Quirky Flowers.ie is our Silk arrangements, Incorporating their own Built in reed diffuser, filling your rooms with long-lasting fragrance, ideal for neutralizing odours and adding beautiful scent to any room. While not as ground breaking technology as the previous items, these arrangements create a beautiful focal piece for any room, allowing you to create various aromas using your own range of ready to purchase fragrances or for the more discerning, picking your preferred essential oils assisting in good physical and mental health, providing the ideal environment for a relaxed and calming space for you and your loved ones.
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