N ot so long ago, most well-born young ladies were fluent in floriography, also known as the language of flowers. Each bloom was suffused with sentiment, and bouquets and tussie-mussies were crafted to communicate a specific message, often one of love. With a few carefully chosen flowers, a bridal bouquet or tussie-mussie today can be just as meaningful, and naturally beautiful, as those of yesteryear.
RARE BEAUTY
How appropriate to fill a bridal bouquet with daffodils, a flower that symbolizes joy, happiness, chivalry, and new beginnings. These delicate blooms are even more meaningful when combined with yellow tulips, which say “there is sunshine in your smile.” Though made with only two flowers, a tussie-mussie with yellow orchids and roses carries a resounding message for new brides. Yellow roses mean true…
