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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 floral ideas for your bridal shower.
When was the bride-to-be born?
Use this date in creative ways, to add to your theme. Take a look at the following, and see what makes "scents" for your party.
• Is she a floral lover? Base the whole theme around this idea.
• Combine the couples birthdays, by adding his month to the arrangements.
• Select party invitations with this design.
• Decorations can incorporate the colors of her month.
• Choose paper goods with her flower.
• Use them in the centerpieces.
• Let guests take home a mini version, as a favor.
• Find a song that includes the name of the flower.
What is her birth flower?
• 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 For You homepage...
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