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Birth Flower
Your birth flower is unique to the month you were born. Each month has a different one with its own meaning. Some months have several that relate. This can be a fun way of choosing centerpieces and other ideas for your bridal shower.
When was the bride-to-be born? Use this date in creative ways, to add to your theme. Is she a floral lover? Make the whole theme based around this idea. You could also combine the couples birthdays, by adding his month.
You can select party invitations with this design. Decorations can incorporate the colors of her month. Let guests take home a mini version, as a favor. You may even find a song that includes it. So, take a look at the following, and see what makes "scents" for your party.
• January...Carnation, Snowdrop
• February...Violet, Primrose
• March...Jonquil, Daffodil
• April...Sweet Pea, Daisy, Daylily
• May...Lily of the Valley, Hawthorn
• June...Rose, Honeysuckle
• July...Larkspur, Tulip, Water Lily
• August...Poppy, Gladiolus
• September...Aster, Morning Glory
• October ...Calendula, Marigold, Cosmos
• November ...Chrysanthemum
• December...Narcissus, Holly, Pointsettia, Orchid
Want to know what each
birth flower means?
Most of these will add their own distinctive scent to
the air, along with a colorful display.
Incorporating them into your plans is just one more way of personalizing your party.
You may also want to look at the following pages:
• Floral centerpieces...
• Flowers and your decorations...
• Go to Bridal Shower Ideas homepage...
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