Mary Kelava
The Language of FlowersIt’s well-known that a red rose symbolises love, but what’s not as well-known is that all flowers have special meanings. Flowers can express everything from thank you and I’m thinking of you to welcome and good luck. There are flowers with celebratory meanings and those that are more fitting for comfort during sorrowful times. Using flowers to create and send messages is the language of flowers.If you are someone who gives flowers as gifts, plants flowers in your garden, or uses flowers at events, A Bouquet of Words is for you. Here you’ll discover just how easy it is to choose the perfect flowers to share the exact sentiments you want.Inside you’ll find:The flower catalogue, your go-to guide for flowers and meanings Speciality lists for quick reference Helpful tips straight from a former florist (me)Blank pages to make notes and keep recordsCalendars with special floral dates throughout the yearFlower quotes and floral memoriesBefore you know it you will be making your gifts more personalised, your events more memorable, and your gardens more meaningful.
