Complete Guide to Malaysian Flower Meanings
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Flowers are not just beautiful — they carry deep meanings that connect with culture, traditions, and emotions. In Malaysia, flowers are present at weddings, Chinese New Year, Mother’s Day, birthdays, anniversaries, and even solemn moments of remembrance. Choosing the right bloom ensures your message is heartfelt and appropriate.
At Bloom & Core, every bouquet tells a story. This guide explores six of our signature collections — roses, chrysanthemums, lilies, carnations, sunflowers, and mixed bouquets — and what they mean when you give them.
Flower Meanings at a Glance
Roses
Red for passion, pink for admiration, white for purity, yellow for friendship. The timeless symbol of love.
Chrysanthemums
Respect and longevity. White for remembrance, yellow for friendship and good wishes.
Carnations
Gratitude and admiration. Red shows respect, pink symbolises love, white expresses remembrance.
Mixed Bouquets
A combination of roses, lilies, chrysanthemums, and more — blending meanings into one bouquet.
Flower Colours & Their Symbolism
| Colour | Symbolism |
|---|---|
| Red | Love, passion, courage |
| Pink | Gratitude, sweetness, admiration |
| White | Purity, sincerity, remembrance |
| Yellow | Friendship, joy, positivity |
| Purple | Luxury, admiration, dignity |
Quick Tips for Choosing Flowers
Tip: When in doubt, go with mixed bouquets — they combine multiple meanings and suit every occasion.
Conclusion
Flowers are more than just a gift — they are a message. From roses for love to sunflowers for joy, every bloom has a role in Malaysian life. At Bloom & Core Florist, we craft each bouquet made-to-order and deliver fresh across Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya and Selangor.
Explore our collections today and let your next bouquet speak from the heart.
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