I find this to be a sweet and tender way to communicate your feelings to a dearly beloved. And btw, I learned about this from Assassins Creed Syndicate lol
There were multiple books (many are still in print) and are many new ones. If you are asking which book first brought flower meanings to the English and kicked off the Victorian's fascination with the topic, the answer is Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. However, if you are really fascinated, I would recommend looking into flower symbolism across different cultures (the Middle East, Ancient Greece, and Persia are some that come to mind).
Speaker: Flower language was born from an era of oppression in Victorian England Also speaker: The oppressed woman who created it actually discovered it in Turkey Soooo….maybe it was around before Victorian England?
Flower meanings can get a bit complicated since (in this case) your choice can not only express your want for a romantic relationship, but what kind of romantic relationship. My advice would be that most people are just happy with a pretty flower. However, if you do ant to put in the extra effort or are just curious: red roses (deep emotions and desires), pink tulips (affection, caring), sunflowers (warmth, longevity, adoration), white chrysanthemums (truth, loyalty), purple lilac (beginning of love/first love), etc.
Forget me nots are some of the best to give to someone if they know flower meanings. They can represent respect, friendship, love, etc. The amount given can also influence the meaning
Many politicians, corporations, and religions also try to use flowers because of their meanings and thus are partially associated to them depending upon region and occasion.
I find this to be a sweet and tender way to communicate your feelings to a dearly beloved.
And btw, I learned about this from Assassins Creed Syndicate lol
Great, can you tell me the name of the Victorian book that explains the meanings? Is it still in print? Thank you
You can find quite a few on Amazon. I'm getting one soon myself
There were multiple books (many are still in print) and are many new ones. If you are asking which book first brought flower meanings to the English and kicked off the Victorian's fascination with the topic, the answer is Lady Mary Wortley Montagu.
However, if you are really fascinated, I would recommend looking into flower symbolism across different cultures (the Middle East, Ancient Greece, and Persia are some that come to mind).
I saw a meme about this and had to look it up. This is the most awesome thing ever.
Same here!
Speaker: Flower language was born from an era of oppression in Victorian England
Also speaker: The oppressed woman who created it actually discovered it in Turkey
Soooo….maybe it was around before Victorian England?
It was, but victorians were the ones who really fleshed it out
Shouldn've frased it as bloomed/grew int he Victoria era.
Awesome job, Mo! 👍🤘
Nice work, Monique. Brian...you've got your work cut out for you on Valentine's and birthdays. Choose that bouquet carefully, friend.
Awesome but I have an allergy, so that is so scary, the cuban bath
Your special friend better just ask you and or keep listening
Hi ...quite a fascinating video ....do u conduct any course in language of flowers...If yes pls get in touch with me
I do presentations for conferences, events, trade shows, workshops, etc. -Monique Evancic
Anyone know a flower to give someone when asking them out on a date
Flower meanings can get a bit complicated since (in this case) your choice can not only express your want for a romantic relationship, but what kind of romantic relationship. My advice would be that most people are just happy with a pretty flower.
However, if you do ant to put in the extra effort or are just curious: red roses (deep emotions and desires), pink tulips (affection, caring), sunflowers (warmth, longevity, adoration), white chrysanthemums (truth, loyalty), purple lilac (beginning of love/first love), etc.
Forget me nots are some of the best to give to someone if they know flower meanings. They can represent respect, friendship, love, etc. The amount given can also influence the meaning
Mid vid
So flowers are anti political correct. Brilliant. I know exactly who needs some flowers now thanks
Many politicians, corporations, and religions also try to use flowers because of their meanings and thus are partially associated to them depending upon region and occasion.