We might not perceive certain stems as positive or negative as the Victorians did, but we do still know that certain blooms better suit certain occasions. The tradition of floriography has always been there, but these days is a shadow of its former self – many know that a bouquet of roses symbolises romance, for example, but few know why. Such poignant personalisation is part of a cultural foundation we all share.
It was only by analysing the stems that the breadth of his emotions could be better understood. To the uninformed, the wreath stood alone as a symbol of familial grief, its meaning derived from its presence not its substance. Bound by a tradition that is steeped in keeping emotions concealed, he expressed his sense of loss through his choice of blooms myrtle for love and prosperity, paired with English oak to represent strength. One of the most prominent examples of recent floriography is King Charles's choice of funeral wreath for his mother, the late Queen. The vintage French style resonating now According to the Royal Horticultural Society, it's a practice that dominated Victorian culture in England and the US, and, despite being largely forgotten for decades, is steadily gaining popularity once more. Through the art of floriography, a coded means of communication more commonly referred to as the language of flowers, emotional intimacy has been allowed to flourish where it may otherwise be repressed. When we wish to convey our affection, joy or condolences, and words won't suffice, we rely on their beauty.
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Since I’m such a planner nerd and list maker, I figured I’d share how I prep my planner for the new year! Featuring my 2023 Floriography planner (and Woodland Wardens oracle deck!) published by, stickers, washi tape, and to do lists from yours truly, and some cool little index tabs I found on 🍄 Find my planners and oracle deck wherever you like to get your books, and find my stickers, washi tape, and to do lists in my shop.
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