What flowers are good to send on Chinese Valentine's Day? A must-read guide to sending flowers on Chinese Valentine's Day in 2017

What kind of flowers should I send on Chinese Valentine’s Day? The seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar every year is the traditional Chinese festival Qixi Festival. Because it is extremely romantic, it is also known as China's Valentine's Day. Next, let’s take a look at the guide to sending flowers on Chinese Valentine’s Day.

What flowers are good to send on Chinese Valentine's Day in 2017?

Primary stage: Lily of the valley

There are certain rules for sending flowers on Chinese Valentine's Day, and the flowers chosen for relationships at different stages are different. If you have just met each other and have a good impression of each other and want to express your feelings to each other on Chinese Valentine's Day, then you might as well consider giving a bouquet of lilies. Since the flower language of lily is "pure love", you can use this bouquet of flowers to tell your lover.

Different Lily Flower Meanings

White lily: purity, dignity Corn lily: persistent love, bravery Braided lily: talent, majesty, excellence Christmas lily: joy, celebration, true love Narcissus lily: joy, anticipation of meeting Sunflower lily: victory, honor, wealth Princess lily: wealth, honor, purity, elegance Wild lily: eternal happiness Foxtail lily: dignity, prosperity, excellence Black lily: love and curse Pink lily: purity, cuteness Red lily: love you forever Yellow lily: get well soon Christmas lily: joy, celebration, true love

Love stage: Red rose

For couples who are in the passionate love stage, the first choice for Chinese Valentine's Day is definitely red roses. Because red roses represent love and also represent passionate love, it is definitely not wrong to send big red roses on Chinese Valentine's Day. Of course, roses of other colors such as white roses and champagne roses are also suitable for giving to girlfriends.

Different rose meanings

Red roses: bright red like fire, representing passion, passionate love, and I love you White roses: pure and flawless, representing innocence, purity, humility and respect Pink roses: pink and cute, representing touching, ambiguity, first love and liking you Yellow roses: bright yellow, representing apology, apologizing for love Blue roses: rare and rare, representing miracles and impossible things Purple roses: noble and charming, representing fantasy, melancholy and dreaming Orange roses: youthful and flamboyant, representing youth, first love, shyness Green roses: pure and simple, representing eternal youth and that I only love you Black roses: charming and mysterious, representing nobility and that you are my goddess

Marriage Stage: Tulip

If you are married and plan to send flowers to your significant other on Valentine's Day, you might as well consider sending a bouquet of tulips. In European and American novels and poems, tulips are regarded as a symbol of beauty and happiness. They also represent beauty and elegance, as well as pure friendship.

Different tulip flower meanings

Red tulips: passionate love Pink tulips: beauty, passion, happiness, everlasting love Yellow tulips: cheerfulness, nobility, cherishment, wealth, desperate love, rejection White tulips: innocent, pure, noble love Black tulips: unique leadership power Purple tulips: endless love, favorite, eternal love Plateau tulips: pride, uprightness, the beauty of creation, the creation of beauty Two-color tulips: beautiful you, happy meeting Feather tulips: endless affection Wild tulips: chastity