What is your birth month flower?

We love zodiac signs and interior design – a combination we keep coming back to.
In the past, we've looked to the stars to predict trends, match décor details to each zodiac sign, and dive into the world of cut flowers. But now, we're shifting our focus away from astrology and turning our attention to flowers and greenery – in a new way.

Birth month flowers, sometimes simply called monthly flowers, are based on a simple yet beautiful idea: each month is represented by a specific flower. In English, they’re commonly referred to as birth month flowers. While the exact origin is uncertain, many historians trace the tradition back to ancient Rome. The Romans were among the first to celebrate birthdays and often gave flowers as gifts – a gesture that may have led to assigning a flower to each month. However it began, one thing is clear: our love for flowers has stood the test of time.

We start the new year with the carnation. Like all other flowers, the different colours of carnations have their own meaning. The most powerful colour is pink and stands for pride, courage, love and friendship. People born in January are said to be charming and adventurous people. Perfect when you consider that the carnation symbolises fascination and an unique character.

Were you born in February? Then your birth flower is an Iris. This beautiful flower represents faith, courage and wisdom. The iris is also often said to represent wisdom and friendship.

Fun fact: Did you know that the Greek word for rainbow is Iris?

Bye-bye winter and welcome spring! Were you born in March yourself? Then your birth flower is a daffodil. This fresh and radiant spring flower represents new beginnings, self-confidence, and vanity, but also unlimited love... People born in March are often seen by those around them as generous and loving people.

Attention! If you give daffodils in a bouquet, this stands for happiness, but if you give one daffodil, it will bring bad luck.

If you were born in April, your birth flower is the Daisy. People born in April are said to be sweet people who love change. This colourful flower is, therefore, a symbol of innocence, youth, and purity.

Fun fact: It is said that the white daisy protects against lightning strikes. Do you believe this?

From the delicate bells of the lily of the valley comes no sound, but a wonderful fragrance. This flower symbolizes happiness! Perfect to give as a gift if you wish someone good luck.

Fun fact: Did you know that in France it is tradition to give a bouquet with Lily of the Valley as a gift on May 1st? Although this tradition has now become more associated with Labor Day, its origins date back to 1561 when King Charles IX was presented with a bouquet and decided to make the same gesture to all the ladies at his court on May 1 each year.

Aah, the rose... the queen of flowers! Were you born in June? Then you are a lucky type. Elegant and stylish, this beautiful flower is known for its colours and its fragrance, but also for being the flower with the most loaded meaning. Every colour and number of roses has its own meaning. She symbolises sincerity, gratitude, and, of course, passionate love!

People born in July like simple things and are known for their positivity. Delphinium comes from the Latin word dolphin and has to do with the shape of the flower. Loaded with positive meanings, this beautiful flower symbolises truth and protection, but also health, joy, a big heart and attachment in love.

Stand tall and dream big... that's how people born in August are. And what better flower to symbolise that than the gladiolus! With her long and strong stems she is the flower of August. She symbolises strength of character, honesty, generosity, and eternal sleep.

Did you know that... The gladiolus became the symbol for the soldiers who died in the First World War.

If you were born in September, the aster is your birth flower. It is said of people born in September that they often have an open attitude. The aster symbolizes autumn joy and happy old age. Good to surprise grandma with!

If you were born in October, the marigold is your birth flower. Marigold (also called Calendula) in our country symbolises modesty, prosperity, creativity, and eternal love. The marigold is also a symbol of sorrow and misery, as it is also associated with funerals in many parts of the world.

Did you know that... People used to think that when you put dried marigolds in a pillow you got strong prophetic dreams.

The chrysanthemum is your birth flower if you were born in November. People born in November are often energetic people who enjoy life. This cheerful flower therefore symbolizes eternal youth.

Did you know that... The chrysanthemum (also called Kiku in Japanese) is the emblem of the royal family of Japan and the national symbol of the country. In addition, the chrysanthemum is revered in all Asian countries and is a symbol of happiness and health.

This plant is a real eye-catcher and certainly one of the favorite gifts for the holidays. So if you were born in December, the poinsettia is your birth flower (well.. birth plant). It is said that people born in December think family is the most important thing.

Did you know that... The poinsettia is originally from Mexico and can be up to 4 to 5 meters high!

Flowers have held a special place in people’s lives throughout history – not just for their beauty, but also for their symbolic meanings. Each flower carries its own message, and giving flowers has long been a way to express emotions without words.

For example, the rose symbolizes love and passion, while the lily of the valley represents happiness and renewal. Carnations can express admiration or friendship depending on their color, and sunflowers are often associated with joy and energy. By choosing the right flower, you can strengthen the message of your gift or simply show someone you care in a personal way.

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