As we all know, the carnation is the flower of Mother’s Day. How about the father’s day flower? There are many types of flowers related to Father’s Day.
Red and white roses are universally recognized as the Father’s Day flower. Wearing the red rose shows love to the surviving parents, while wearing the white rose expresses condolences to the deceased parents. This was proposed by Mrs. Dodd. Usually the yellow rose is the main flower on Father’s Day, because in some countries, yellow is considered a masculine color.
The sunflower is a popular gift on Father’s Day in some countries, and the moral is that parents are like the great sun. All living things depend on the sun for their growth, in the same way; children thrive on parental care.
The yellow carnation is often considered the Father’s Day flower. It symbolizes kindness, placidity, sincerity and love that asks for nothing in return and will never fade.
The bootleaf sunflower represents parental love, like the mountains. The wrinkles on the parents’ foreheads tell of their hard experiences, and their whole life is a superb poem.
Sunflowers of all colors along with a suitable amount of green leaves can be sent to parents on the big day. Its connotation: youth is a star, blinking its sincere eyes; youth is a smile that conveys a fluid happiness; youth is a song that expresses passion; Youth is a poem, loaded with the joys and sorrows of life.
Placing red carnation, pink rose, white lily, white violet, high mountain fern and green leaves is a good gift. Its connotation: flowers long for the moisture of rain to grow, and the tender love of parents is necessary for children to grow.
The red and pink carnation with green leaves symbolizes the wishes of parents for eternal happiness.
The combination of red rose, fragrant pink lily, sunflower, green leaf and boot leaf represents the sun in life, making people feel confident, hopeful and excited every day.
The Dendrobium orchid is also considered the Father’s Day flower in some countries. Its connotation is welcome, wishes, purity, luck and happiness. It symbolizes masculinity, cordiality and majesty when presented to parents on their birthday or on Father’s Day.
It took longer for Father’s Day to be established as an official holiday, compared to Mother’s Day. Traders and manufacturers see business opportunities because the Father’s Day establishment is so popular. They encourage children not only to send cards to their parents, but also to buy gifts such as ties, socks, pens to express their respect for their parents.