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Chrysanthemum Flowers
Chrysanthemum Flowers
Chrysanthemums, often referred to as ‘mums,’ are native to Asia and northeastern Europe, and they have been cultivated for over 3,000 years.Significantly deep-rooted in East Asian culture, Chrysanthemums were initially cultivated in China as medicinal plants back in the 15th century B.C.
Lily rose and Gypsophila Bouquet
₦115,000
White Chrysanthemum Bouquet
₦65,000
Valeria Box -Mix of Chrysanthemums and Roses
₦185,000 – ₦420,000
Eden Bouquet – 2 or more color mix of roses and chrysanthemums
₦95,000 – ₦200,000
The Soma Bouquet
₦95,000 – ₦235,000
Summer Mix Bouquet
₦105,000
Sunflowers
₦160,000
Mixed chrysanthemum Bouquet
₦60,000 – ₦240,000
Lilac Chrysanthemum Bouquet
₦65,000
Seasons Bouquet
₦80,000
Purple Chrysanthemum Bouquet
₦70,000Facts on Chrysanthemum Flowers
A. They've Been Around for A Long Time
Chrysanthemums are not new kids on the block! These beautiful flowers have a history tracing back to China's ancient civilizations.They were not just pictures in their landscapes but were also used in their everyday life like traditional Chinese Medicine.
B. They're More Than Just Pretty
Did you know that chrysanthemums have more to offer than merely their good looks? They're used in teas and medicinal remedies: Especially in Asia, chrysanthemums are used in teas and traditional medicinal practices for their health benefits such as reducing inflammation and calming nerves. They symbolize joy and longevity: In many cultures, chrysanthemums are seen as symbols of joy, life, and longevity. Chrysanthemums aren't just a feast for the eyes; they're also pretty good for our overall well-being!
C. There's a Festival Dedicated to Them
Imagine loving a flower so much that you throw an entire festival in its honor. That's precisely what happens in Japan every year! Japan celebrates the "Festival of Happiness" to honor chrysanthemums.
What Do Chrysanthemums Symbolize?
Chrysanthemums symbolize joy, optimism, and longevity. Gift these vibrant blooms to convey well wishes, making them perfect for birthdays, celebrations, and expressing gratitude.
Chrysanthemums: The Global Symbolic Language
Around the world, these vibrant flowers symbolize a variety of emotions and concepts, each unique to its cultural context.
A. Life and Rebirth
In several cultures, chrysanthemums are seen as a symbol of life and rebirth, making them a popular choice for birthday and graduation celebrations.
B. Love
In Victorian England, chrysanthemums were given as tokens of deep friendship and well wishes. The color of the flower also plays a role - red chrysanthemums symbolize love, white ones express loyalty, while the yellow ones speak of slighted love.
C. The Sun
The Japanese correlate this flower with the sun, a testament to their native 'Rising Sun' emblem. It signifies the light and immortality associated with the sun.
D. Personal Symbolism
Beyond the societal interpretations, chrysanthemums hold a personal symbolism for me. I've always seen these flowers as emblems of resilience.
Personal Touch
What truly sets bespoke flowers apart is the personal touch. Each arrangement is made with the recipient in mind, adding an extra layer of thoughtfulness and care. This makes bespoke flowers an ideal choice for special occasions where you want to make a lasting impression
When to Gift Chrysanthemums?
The beauty and symbolic undertones of chrysanthemums make them suitable for a wide variety of occasions.
A. Birthdays
Owing to their bright and cheerful vibes, they make excellent birthday gifts. A bouquet of blooming chrysanthemums symbolizing a life full of joy and ease is what everyone desires for their special day.
B. Mother’s Day
In Australia, Chrysanthemums are traditionally given on Mother's Day because both words – Mum and Chrysanthemum – end with "mum", which has turned into a cherished tradition.
C. Funerals
In many Western cultures, white chrysanthemums are synonymous with expressing deep sympathy and grief, making them suitable for funerals or memorial services.
D. Autumn Celebrations
As chrysanthemums are in full bloom during autumns, they are often gifted or used for decoration during autumn events and celebrations.
