What is the flower language of lily and what does lily symbolize?

1. Introduction of lily

Lily is also known as atrium, Moro, lily garlic and night-blooming lily. It is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the genus Lilium in the Liliaceae family. Its origin is in China and it is now mainly distributed in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, including eastern Asia, Europe and North America. There are currently at least 120 varieties of lilies in the world, 55 of which are produced in China. In recent years, some new varieties have appeared through artificial hybridization.

2. The meaning of lily

Lily represents good luck and is a symbol of good fortune. Its flowers are white, pure and noble, and its flower language is purity, sacredness and elegance.

3. What does the lily symbolize?

A happy marriage: This is the most representative symbolic meaning of lily. Giving lilies symbolizes the hope of living together forever and in harmony with each other, and is usually given to lovers.

Loyalty and purity: In Western countries, lilies symbolize purity and loyalty. In ancient Roman mythology, lilies were born from the milk of Juno, the patron saint of the family. Lily is also a gift from Jesus to his believers and is known as the flower of heaven. Therefore, lily symbolizes loyalty and purity in Western countries.

Praise for women: Lilies often give people a calm and restrained feeling, symbolizing women's independence and self-reliance. Giving lilies to girls symbolizes praise for women.

4. Who should I give lilies to?

White and pink lilies are suitable for giving to your lover to express the wish of a happy marriage and praise for each other. Yellow lilies are suitable for giving to your loved ones to express gratitude.