Give a carnation on Women s Day or Mother s Day?

It's great to send carnations on Mother's Day!

Mother's Day is good to send carnations.

Most carnations represent love, charm, and respect. Light red represents admiration, and crimson represents deep love and care. Pure white represents pure love and luck; The patterned carnation represents an apology when refusing to court.

Pink carnations have the most important symbolic and historical significance, so the pink carnation became a symbol of immortal maternal love.

The red carnation flower language is appreciation, worship, infatuation, maternal love, wishing the mother a long and healthy life, etc., which can express the love for the mother. Moreover, in Chinese tradition, red represents auspiciousness, so it is very good to give red carnations on Mother's Day.

The flower language of pink carnation is that I will never forget you, beautiful, young, love, I wish my mother will always be young and beautiful, the meaning is also very good, and pink gives people a gentle feeling, just like the way a mother looks in our hearts, so it is also very appropriate to send pink carnations on Mother's Day.

Carnations, known as the flower of motherhood. Use carnations to express gratitude, attachment, and longing for your mother.

May 9, 1906 was an ordinary day, but for Anna in Philadelphia, USA. It was a day of grief for Jarvis, who had left her beloved mother forever, and for the days that followed, she wept and remembered her face every day. In 1907, on the anniversary of her mother's death, she wanted everyone to wear white carnation flowers in memory of her mother.

Mother's Day to send carnations: one is related to history, and the other is related to the flower language of carnations:

1. Historical inheritance.

In Mother's Day to send carnations, which originated in 1934, in May 1934 the United States issued the first Mother's Day commemorative stamps, this stamp painted a kind mother, hands on the lap, happily looking at the carnation in the vase, since then in people's hearts carnation and Mother's Day have been linked, carnation has since become the mother's flower in people's minds.

Since then, every year on Mother's Day, people will pin their love for their mothers on carnation bouquets. In fact, since the first Mother's Day, children in many countries have the custom of wearing carnation flowers, but in China, people are not too daring to express their inner feelings, so it is popular to send mothers to open and open naixin bouquets on Mother's Day.

2. The flower language of carnations.

For a long time, carnations have been regarded as the flower of motherhood, in fact, there is a reason, the flower language of carnation is maternal love without asking for the price, warm blessings, tolerance, mother I love you, etc., many of these words are actually related to mothers, so Mother's Day to send carnations is actually the most suitable.

Because carnations are a favorite flower of Mother's Day promoter Anna Jarvis. Carnations have become a symbol of mother's love and are respected by people. People pinned their feelings of missing their mothers and honoring their mothers on carnations, and carnations have become an indispensable and precious gift for mothers.

In addition to these emotional factors, the natural beauty of the carnation should be the main reason why it is loved, and perhaps it is its beauty that makes it a good gift for mothers.

White: sweet and lovely, innocent, pure.

Love, gifts that bring good luck to women, purity, pure friendship, my living love, my love forever, faith, elegant love, true affection, respect.

Pink: I will never forget you, beautiful, young, love, wish my mother forever young and beautiful; Touched, bright, motherly, femininely loved, I love you passionately.

Red: My heart aches for you, appreciation, adoration, infatuation, affection, passionate love, enthusiasm, a wounded heart, longing, believing in your love, wishing my mother a long and healthy life, wishing you good health.

Yellow: You have disappointed me, abandoned, despised me, long-lasting friendship, gratitude to my mother, rejection, insult, insult, eternal gratitude, deep friendship.

Off-red: Sad.

Crimson: Passionate love.

Pink: Loving you.

Motley: Reject your love.

Purple: capricious, unpredictable.

Stinged: Refusal、I can't be with you。

Streaked: I'm sorry.

Mother's love is great, and giving carnations is just to let the mother know that her children love her deeply.

The name of carnation contains health, flower language: maternal love, condolences, because it is the flower of the mother, and contains the meaning of wishing the mother health and longevity, so there is a relationship, because for the children, the health and happiness of the mother is our greatest wish.

Yellow lilies are happy and festive.

The fire lily is beaming.

The white lily has been together for a hundred years.

The flower of the carnation mother, the main flower of Mother's Day.

Carnations have a lot of cultural significance. We are best known for the symbol of Mother's Day, but it is not very old, more than 100 years old. In 1914, Anna Jarvis' proposal to establish a day of remembrance to commemorate the unsung mothers who gave their lives – what is now known as the second Sunday in May was passed.

Her mother's favorite carnation became a symbol of Mother's Day. And in 1934, to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the proposal, the United States issued a stamp featuring mothers and carnations.

Now many people believe that it is probably this stamp, which is closer to the relationship between the carnation and the mother Jane's parental festival.

The carnation is associated with the May Day holiday, and it is also the holiday flower of May Day, a symbol of the international labor movement. In addition to this, the meaning and use of red carnation and red rose hybrid perfume moon season is the same on many occasions, such as weddings and wedding anniversaries. St. Patrick's Day, which is celebrated by the Irish, is a day when people wear not only clover, but also green carnations.