The symbolism behind Lillies and your guide to arrange them

This season, Lilies are making quite an impact in the floral industry. From Calla Lillies to regular lilies, we simply can't get enough of them in floral arrangements!

While both of them are birth flowers for May, each flower holds a different symbolism, has a different shape, and has a unique way to be styled in a bouquet.

Calla Lillies are elegant flowers known for their distinguished trumpet-shaped blooms and long, smooth leaves. Even though they're most popular among bridal bouquets, they're also a great fit for any special celebration.

The reason why Calla Lillies are a timeless, obvious choice for the wedding season is the fact that they symbolize purity, innocence, and beauty.

Because they come in a range of colors, Calla Lillies could either be styled in a monochrome bouquet for a striking bouquet or combined with other flowers to add depth and intrigue. Roses and Hydrangeas are a great pair with Calla Lillies when arranging a bouquet. You can create a contrasting arrangement by pairing them with brightly colored flowers, or you can opt for a more subdued look by pairing them with white or cream-colored flowers. Ultimately, the choice of flowers will depend on the look and theme you want to achieve.

While some might assume that Lilies are like the Calla Lily flower, they are completely different!

Lilies are large, showy flowers with six petals and a trumpet-shaped central structure. They come in a variety of colors, and each one has its symbolism. White lilies represent purity and innocence, while pink lilies symbolize love and admiration. Yellow lilies signify gratitude and joy, and orange lilies symbolize passion.

When designing a floral bouquet, you can pair Lilies-similarly to the Calla Lily- with Hydrangeas, Roses, and other kinds of Lilies as well. For a monochromatic bouquet, you can pair lilies with flowers in the same color family, or for a more eclectic look, you can mix and match different colors and textures.

To style lilies in a bouquet, you can use them as the focal point and build the rest of the arrangement around them. You can also cut the stems to different lengths to create a more organic, natural look. Adding greenery like eucalyptus or ferns can also add depth and texture to the bouquet.

 Lilies are a beautiful and versatile flower that can convey a range of emotions and meanings, from purity and innocence to passion and love. Whether you're looking to create a simple and elegant bouquet or a bold and dramatic centerpiece, lilies are a great choice that can be styled in countless ways. By following the tips and ideas outlined previously in this post, you can create a stunning floral arrangement that not only looks beautiful, but also carries a deeper message and significance. So next time you're looking for inspiration for your next floral project, consider incorporating lilies and see what creative possibilities unfold!