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The Language of Flowers

Since medieval days, herbs have been used symbolically
in weddings. In the Victorian era, the use of the language
of flowers reached its height of popularity. Meanings were
assigned to flowers to convey different sentiments.
Hand-held nosegays called tussie mussies
were a poplular way to convey sentiments of love or friendship.

Following is a list of flowers and herbs that are suitable
for weddings. If you have any in your garden, you may wish
to add them to the wedding herbs to make your own special blend.

Bay Laurel for Glory

Camelia for Gratitude

Carnation for pure love

Camomile for Patience

Crocus for Gladness

Daisy for Innocence

Dill for Good Spirits

Heather for Admiration                 & Protection

Ivy for Wedded Love

Lily of Valley for Return of Happiness

Lambs-ears for
                     Support

Larkspur for Joy

Lavender for Devotion

Lemon Verbena for Unity

Marjoram for Joy,
                  Blushes

   Magnolia for Dignity

    Mint for prosperity

    Myrtle for Love

    Oregano for Happiness

     Orange Blossom for Purity

     Orchid for Rare Beauty

      Pansy for Friendship

     Queen-Anne's-Lace for
                          Protection

      Roses for Love & Purity

      Snowdrop for Hope


      Violet for Faithfulness


      Rosemary for Fidelity &                           Remembrance

Sage for domestic virtue

Thyme for Courage, Strength

      Yarrow for Everlasting
                         Love

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