What does a carnation symbolize?
Today's sharing: What does a carnation symbolize, as well as the language and symbolic meaning of flowers. Let's get to know together.
I. Complete list of carnation language
If you were to talk about what the language of carnations is, many people would think that carnations can only be given to mothers because they symbolize motherly love. However, in reality, the language of carnations has various different interpretations for different colors.
Language of carnations:
Passion, charm, true feelings, I love my mother, warm blessings, loving you, warmth, kindness
Common language of carnations:
1. Pink carnation
Pink carnations mostly represent love, charm, and respect, while red represents love and care. It is said that the pink carnation originated from the teardrops of the Virgin Mary, who was saddened by the suffering of Jesus. Wherever her tears fell, a carnation grew, making the pink carnation a symbol of eternal motherly love. In France, however, the carnation is considered an unlucky flower.
Who should you give a pink carnation to? Give a pink carnation to someone you are most grateful for, expressing your gratitude. For everyone, the carnation is actually most suitable to give to one's own mother.
2. Red carnation
Red carnations symbolize a heart that aches for you, admiration, worship, infatuation, family, passionate love, warmth, a hurt heart, longing, believing in your love, wishing for the mother's health and longevity, and wishing you health.
Red carnations, like pink ones, are given to those you are grateful to. Pink carnations are the most suitable for giving to those you are most grateful for, expressing gratitude.
3. White carnation
White carnations symbolize sweet and lovely, innocent and pure, pure love, a gift that brings good luck to women, purity, pure friendship, my living love, my love will always be, faith, elegant love, true feelings, and respect.
Who is it appropriate to give a white carnation to? It is a good choice to give it to a close friend or an old friend who has not been seen for many years.
4. Yellow carnation
Yellow carnations symbolize disappointment, abandonment, disdain, long-lasting friendship, gratitude to one's mother, refusal, taboo, contempt, eternal gratitude, and deep friendship.
Who is it appropriate to give a yellow carnation to? Give it to a teacher who has helped you, expressing deep gratitude for their teachings.
Other languages of carnations:
Pink: Sadness
Dark red: Passionate love
Peach: Loving you
Variegated: Rejecting your love
Purple: Willfulness, unpredictability
Spotted: Refusal, I cannot be with you
Striped: I'm sorry
Have you understood the content about what carnations symbolize, and the language and symbolism of the flowers?