Floral decors for Easter holidays: from tradition to modernity.

It’s no secret that flowers can become a real decoration for any holiday, especially if it has its own flower symbols. The same can be said about Easter flower arrangements, where each of the flowers has its own history.

In the old days, every housewife decorated her home with fresh flowers and green twigs for the Bright Sunday of Christ, which was a symbol of the cyclical renewal of nature and the infinity of life. Whole compositions were made up of flowers, where each plant was endowed with a certain symbolism.

The presence of tulips in the Easter decor symbolized the reborn nature. Daffodils were included in the bouquet as a sign of the ringing of Easter bells, healing, renewing and purifying the soul. Daffodils are a symbol of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Lily is identified with hope. There is a legend that the narcissus flower appeared on the very spot where a drop of the Savior’s blood fell.

Chrysanthemums and Hyacinths are the flowers of the Mother of God. They carry a symbol of innocence, sacrifice, purity, inner strength and maternal love. Any shades of these colors will be a great decoration of the festive composition.

Easter is a holiday of rebirth, a celebration of life, therefore, a bouquet given to someone or being a decoration of the house personifies the flowering of a new, bright beginning and hope. Carry all these qualities in your heart and put these feelings into an Easter flower arrangement!