Mastering the language of flowers: Your go-to guide for choosing the right bouquet
- Sunshine Coast Flowers and Gifts

- Jul 7
- 2 min read
Flowers can do more than just look pretty - they can tell stories. Different flowers have different meanings, and if you choose your flowers wisely, your bouquet can express emotions such as love, sympathy, joy without you even having to say a word.
Popular flowers & their meanings
Here's a list of a few of our favourite flowers and their meanings:
Roses - Red flowers symbolise love, yellow symbolise friendship and white can mean purity or sympathy. Roses are perfect for romantic gestures or heartfelt messages.
Lilies - Symbolise elegance and purity. Lilies are a versatile flower - sometimes they are used at weddings and sometimes for sympathy bouquets, they can be used in so many different arrangements!
Sunflowers -These bright and cheerful flowers represent happiness, loyalty, and positivity.
Daisies - Daisies signify joy and friendship. They're the perfect gift for a friend, or even a treat for yourself!
The right bouquet for the occasion
Here's some quick tips on how to choose the right bouquet for the occasion:
Celebrations - Opt for bright, cheerful flowers to match the mood. Our Bright Blooms Bouquet is perfect for celebrations.
Romantic Moments - Your go-to choice here has got to be a pink or red bouquet. Our Bubblegum Bliss Bouquet is a great choice.
Sympathy - White flowers are a classic choice to express peace and respect. Our Timeless White Bouquet is perfect.
Make it Personal
Add that extra special touch buy adding a personal note in a greeting card (we sell those too). And if you're not the poetic type, chocolates will also work to make your gesture unforgettable.
So now you know the basics, you should be all set to choose the perfect bouquet for the occasion!
Megan McMillan
Florist
Sunshine Coast Flowers and Gifts
About the author: Sunshine Coast Flowers and Gifts is a florist located in Caloundra, Qld. They specialise in flower deliveries across the Sunshine Coast.

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