Many looks for roses when looking for romantic flowers. Roses are beautiful, but roses are not the only romantic flowers. The type of flower you choose to send to someone on their big day does not really matter, but some flowers have a reputation for being more romantic than others. Below is a list of most romantic flowers.

Daisy

Daisy stands for purity, loyalty, love and innocence. The daisy that first comes to mind is probably a variety of white petals with a yellow center, but gerbera daisies come in bright rainbow shades when looking for something more colorful. Daisy discs are actually made up of many small flowers, so giving one daisy is like giving the whole bouquet and some.

Rose

Roses are my favorite all year round. Rose is most loveable flower of all time. The red rose is a symbol of love and the most popular flower for Valentine’s Day. Every love once in their life prefer to present the rose to their partner. 

Carnations

Carnations have been known and used for a long time. The Greeks made wreaths from them, and the Latin genus name of the flower, Dianthus, means “flower of the gods.” Historically, in some countries, carnations have been used to flavor beer and wine. Carnations are attractive and perfect flowers for young lovers. These flowers occur naturally in a wide range of colors and can be dyed in almost any color. Every color contains a distinct meaning. In addition, they make durable cut flowers that last up to three weeks.

Orchid

There are more than 25,000 types of orchids, differing in shape and color, but all are pleasing. Some are very unique, with bee and monkey faces, and even flowers that look like humans, while others are very useful, such as orchids that produce vanilla beans. Orchid has multiple meanings: love, beauty, seduction, and sophistication. All these messages are in one flower. This exotic flower is perfect for every couple.

Tulips

In Victorian floral language, red tulips are a declaration of love and a gift for Valentine’s Day. Tulips continue to grow in water after they are cut and curve toward the light. Tulips are the third largest flower sold in the Netherlands and are very popular in the UK where many are grown.

Lily 

One of Lily’s first descriptions dates back to the Middle Ages of China. It blooms until late autumn, and there are three types: red, yellow, and purple. Lilies have been cultivated for more than 3000 years. In Greek poetry, lily stands for tenderness and was called the muse voice.