What do tulips symbolize?

What do tulips symbolize?

1. Symbolism

Tulip is the national flower of the Netherlands. It symbolizes victory, happiness and holiness. In some European and American novels and poems, tulips are called symbols of beauty and victory. They also represent elegance and beauty.

2. What kind of people are suitable for giving to?

1. Give to lovers

Purple, white and red are three colors that can be used as gifts for lovers. Red represents the confession of love, saying "I love you"; purple represents endless love, expressing loyalty to your lover; white tulips represent purity, representing pure love.

2. Send to friends

You can give pink and yellow tulips to friends as gifts, as these two colors of tulips represent lasting friendship.

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