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A Guide To Birth Month Flowers and Their Meanings

What's My Birthday Flower - A Guide To Birth Month Flowers and Their Meanings. Step into the Bloom Garden to discover the meaning of each birthday flower.

You most likely will be familiar with birthstones and zodiac signs for the months of the year. But each month also has a birth flower associated with it, along with characteristics and meaning. Here's our guide to the 12 birthday flowers and their meanings to help you discover your own birthday flower and it's pretty handy when it comes to buying that perfect birthday gift too. Let's jump in to today's blog and guide for every month's birth flower and characteristics / meanings that go alongside them!

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A Guide To Birth Month Flowers and Their Meanings

Flowers have always spoken a language of their own. A single bloom can carry love, remembrance, joy, or hope — which is why birth month flowers are such a timeless tradition. Just like gemstones, each month of the year has a flower (sometimes two) associated with it, carrying symbolic meaning and energy that reflects the people born in that month.

At Luxe Cards, we adore weaving this symbolism into our scented Bloom cards and personalised Bloom gifts. Giving someone their birth flower is more than just beautiful — it’s a way to show thoughtfulness, connection, and love.

Here’s your guide to all 12 birth month flowers and what they mean:


January – Carnation & Snowdrop

  • Carnation: Admiration, love, and distinction. Known for their resilience, carnations symbolise strength and deep affection.

  • Snowdrop: Hope and new beginnings, the first bloom of the year, reminding us that light always returns.


February – Violet & Primrose

  • Violet: Loyalty, modesty, and faithfulness. A delicate bloom with a powerful message of devotion.

  • Primrose: Young love and renewal — the promise of spring.


March – Daffodil

  • Daffodil: Rebirth, hope, and joy. A cheerful flower symbolising new beginnings and fresh starts, perfect for those born in early spring.


April – Daisy & Sweet Pea

  • Daisy: Innocence, purity, and loyal love.

  • Sweet Pea: Blissful pleasure and gratitude, often given as a token of thanks.


May – Lily of the Valley

  • Lily of the Valley: Humility, sweetness, and the return of happiness.


June – Rose & Honeysuckle

  • Rose: Love, passion, and beauty — the universal flower of the heart. Shop the Bloom Everlasting Scented Rose Flower Birthday Card Design that symbolises everlasting love for your June birthday gifts.

  • Honeysuckle: Devotion and the bonds of affection, sweet and enduring.


July – Larkspur & Water Lily

  • Larkspur: Positivity, dignity, and an open heart.

  • Water Lily: Purity of heart, peace, and enlightenment.


August – Gladiolus & Poppy

  • Gladiolus: Strength of character, integrity, and remembrance.

  • Poppy: Imagination, rest, and eternal sleep — also a symbol of remembrance and peace.


September – Aster & Morning Glory

  • Aster: Wisdom, elegance, and love. Shop the Bloom Everlasting Scented Aster Flower Birthday Card Design that symbolises everlasting love for your September birthdays.

  • Morning Glory: Affection and the fleeting beauty of life. Shop the Bloom Everlasting Scented Morning Glory Birthday Card Design that symbolises everlasting love for your September birthdays.

  • If you’d like to dive even deeper into the symbolism and deeper meaning of the September birth flowers, check out this detailed flower guide for the September birthday month

October – Marigold & Cosmos

  • Marigold: Passion, creativity, and the warmth of the sun.

  • Cosmos: Harmony, peace, and order, a flower of calm balance.


November – Chrysanthemum

  • Chrysanthemum: Friendship, loyalty, and joy. A flower of longevity and lasting happiness.


December – Narcissus & Holly

  • Narcissus: Faithfulness, hope, and rebirth.

  • Holly: Protection and goodwill, symbol of warmth in the depths of winter.


Why Birth Month Flowers Make Meaningful Gifts

Just like birthstones, birth flowers carry a unique story for each month. Gifting someone their bloom — whether in jewellery, candles, or our scented Bloom cards — is a way of saying: I see you, I know you, and I’ve chosen something just for you.

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And if you’d like to dive even deeper, we’ll be sharing detailed guides for each birthday month — so you can discover the full history, folklore, and meaning behind your birth flower.

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