Flower language of tulips of different colors

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Red tulip flower language: I love you. The flower language of yellow tulips: hopeless love, hopeless romance. The flower language of pink tulips: beauty, love, care, friendship and happiness. The flower language of purple tulips: noble love, endless love, loyal love. The flower language of black tulips: mystery and nobility. The flower language of white tulips: lovelorn, lost love.

The language of red tulips

Red gives people a sense of enthusiasm The meaning of red tulips is also very straightforward: I love you. It represents confession of love, declaration of love, joy, and love.

Yellow Tulip Flower Language

Yellow Tulips represent hopeless love and hopeless romance. In Europe and the United States, yellow flowers are usually not very popular, and the related flower language also has a relatively negative meaning. In fact, the clear yellow color contains the joy of spring. How can we not like the eye-catching bright flowers? Therefore, some people think that yellow tulips are a symbol of elegance, preciousness, wealth, love, and friendship.

Pink Tulip Flower Language

Pink is A symbol of softness and beauty. The flower language of pink tulips is: beauty, love, care, friendship, and happiness.

Purple Tulip Flower Language

Purple has The romance and nobility of red also have the mystery and sadness of black. Purple tulips have a fatal attraction. They represent noble love, endless love and loyal love.

Black Tulip Flower Language

Black Tulips are relatively rare and represent mystery and nobility.

White Tulip Flower Language

White Tulip Represents broken love and lost love.

Plateau Tulip Flower Language

Proud, Stand upright, the beauty of creation, the creation of beauty.

Two-color Tulip Flower Language

Beautiful Happy to meet you.

Feather Tulip Flower Language

Endless affection .

The Language of Wild Tulips

Chastity. In ancient Roman mythology, Tulip was the daughter of the god Brat. In order to escape the wishful love of Belznu, the god of autumn, she asked Diana, the god of chastity, to turn herself into a tulip flower. Therefore, one meaning of wild tulips is chastity.

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