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Festive flowers for a brand new era

by Jacqueline

January 20, 2009


If you are celebrating this historic Inauguration Day, you can count on flowers to dress up your place. Whether you choose a stylish bouquet from a Teleflora florist or you simply gather together some simple blooms, flowers are particularly fitting to honor our newest president. The bouquet below features gerbera daisies, carnations, white roses and delphinium, all of which lend a special significance to the event.

Teleflora's Hope Bouquet

Since Gerbera daisies signal youth, what better way to celebrate the drive and energy of our 47-year-old president, Barack Obama?  

We know that the Greeks used carnations, a flower with a 2,000-year history, as ceremonial crowns. Some theorize that that word carnation comes from the Greek word for coronation.

White roses symbolize reverence and delphinium represents ardent attachment, a prerequisite for any leader! Clearly, there is much more to a floral bouquet than meets the eye.

Flower Fact of the Day: Carnations are also the January birth flower.
 




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Sander van Rootselaar
Sander van Rootselaar | Reply
January 21, 2009

In my opinion the Gladiolus is really suiting for expecially this Inauguration Day, as the symbolize strength of character and sincerety. Don't you agree?

Maybe Barack will need some Bells of Ireland in the bouquet too (symbolizing 'good luck').


Angela
Angela | Reply
January 25, 2009

My husband brought home some red white and blue carnations last Monday to celebrate the Inauguration of President Barack Obama.


Annemarie
Annemarie | Reply
February 6, 2009

This arrangement looks amazing!!


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