10 Flowers That Represent Pain (2024)

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10 Flowers That Represent Pain? ›

The wilted black rose is often symbolically associated with extreme guilt and the inability to move on from deep trauma. This somber flower reflects the profound emotional struggle of an individual grappling with inner turmoil and remorse.

The wilted black rose is often symbolically associated with extreme guilt and the inability to move on from deep trauma. This somber flower reflects the profound emotional struggle of an individual grappling with inner turmoil and remorse.

Primrose - I can't live without you. Rose (bridal) - Happy love.

The Dicentra is shaped like a heart, with a pointed bottom and a rounded top, making them look like little dangling tears. Dicentra symbolises heartbreak and the loss of a loved one. The name broken heart is derived from the heart-shaped flowers resembling a broken heart.

These flowers signify love, friendship, and innocence. Daisies are great for expressing regret and sincere remorse. If you have offended a person or friend, give a bouquet of pink, red or white daisies. This will cheer them up and make amends for your guilt.

Aconite. Aconite flowers are highly toxic and have been historically associated with death and danger, symbolizing the pain of toxicity or harm.

'Black' roses are actually very dark purple. Unfortunately, despite their beauty, they are associated with death and despair, hatred and revenge.

Carnation (pink) - I'll never forget you. A mother's undying love.

Orchids. Orchids are royal decorative flowers, and specimens in white symbolize "I miss you." White orchids also convey purity, innocence, and elegance.

Forget-me-nots represent true love and giving someone this flower means you truly love and respect this person. It is a testament to your relationships and promises the other person that you will never forget them in your thoughts. Fidelity.

What is the flower for a broken heart? ›

Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemums are an essential part of your well-being bouquet. They bring happiness, health and have a long life. They are fearless and easily overcome the rigors of time and nature.

Lilies are the most well known “flower of sadness”. However, while also being associated with funerals and deaths, they also mean the restoration of innocence to the souls of the dead. Cyclamens are great. These poisonous plants not only symbolize sorrow, but also goodbyes, separation, and resignation.

White and yellow chrysanthemums are widely used to say goodbye, particularly in Asia as the flower there symbolises immortality and happiness. In Europe, too, the chrysanthemum has beautiful symbolism, meaning 'golden lucky flower'. This symbolism is centuries old and started when the flower was named.

Hyacinths. Purple or blue hyacinths signify constancy, regret and sincerity. This makes them great apology flowers for letting that special someone know that you are truly sorry and that you're still hoping to be a constant in their life.

Chrysanthemums or mums as they are commonly known are exclusively used at funerals and on grave sites. Mums' flowers in many traditions symbolize mourning and grief.

1. Epiphyllum. Also known as the Veda flower, the Epiphyllum is one of the saddest flowers symbolizing fleeting beauty and an ephemeral eternity. A heart-wrenching legend says it was originally a flower goddess who fell in love with a young man who cared for her.

We have re-branded our agency and have integrated the lotus flower into our logo because of what it represents. The lotus flower is often associated with domestic violence and sexual assault and with purity, healing and enlightenment. This sense of purity arises from how it grows.

The chrysanthemum, or mum, makes a wonderful choice when mourning with a family that has ties to Europe or Asia. China, Korea and Japan use white chrysanthemums to symbolize grief.

The Flannel Flower, an Australian native, is the national symbol for mental health awareness.

A single daffodil foretells a misfortune while a bunch of daffodils indicate joy and happiness. Dahilia These ruffled flowers stand for dignity and pomp, so they would feel right at home at a momentous occasion like a graduation or new job. Daisy symbolizes innocence and purity.