Here at Julia’s Florist, we love the pastel colors of Spring! Pastels are associated with Easter and Mother’s Day and represent a refreshing new beginning. We love working with pastels and are excited to showcase some of our favorite pastel floral beauties.
Why We Love Pastel Flowers
Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day…. these are holidays which typically favor pastel colors. Why? Because pastels are a gentle nudge into the brighter colors of summers. Pastels are a soft, subtle transition from the dark and intense colors of fall and winter into the bright and vibrant colors we see in June and July. It’s a reminder that the snow has started to melt, plants and flowers are beginning to come to life, baby chicks are popping up, and Mother Nature is letting us know the harsh weather has passed and it’s time to go outside again.
Pale Pink Roses
The beautiful and delicate light pink rose symbolizes grace, happiness, joy, and gentleness. A pleasant shade that enhances any arrangement, pastel pink is a color that’s also associated with kindness, femininity, and romance.
Peach Roses
The joyful and pleasant peach rose symbolizes genuine feelings, thanks, and sincerity. The peach rose is popular in arrangements sent to friends or people you care deeply due to their signifying feelings of warmth, friendship, and caring.
Purple Wax Flower
The lovely pale pink and purple color of the wax flower and its multiple blooms makes it a popular filler flower in arrangements. As a symbol of good fortune, long-lasting love, and happiness, it is a flower commonly seen in wedding bouquets as well.
Lavender Roses
The striking beauty of a lavender rose is what makes it so special. Popular but not often seen, an arrangement of lavender roses alone is quite memorable. The color purple is associated with royalty and shades of lavender also carry a note of regal majesty and splendor. Enchanted lovers would also use the lavender rose as a symbol of their love and adoration.
Pink Carnations
Revered in Ancient Greece and Rome, the carnation is a divine flower whose scientific name means “flower of the gods.” In general, the carnation flower means fascination and love, and as they come in a wide array of colors, each one also has its own symbolism. For example, pink carnations represent gratitude and thanks and purple carnations mean whimsy and emotional.
Tender Heart
Pretty pink carnations with soft lavender rose and complementary alstroemeria highlight this delightful bouquet. It also has statice and curly willow tips; a heartfelt way to let mom know how much you care.
Making the perfect Mother’s Day gift, check out more of our beautiful pastel-colored floral arrangements here.
