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Birth Flowers and Their Meaning
Hello everyone,
In today’s blog post, I would love to share my knowledge and passion for birth flowers. As a floral tattoo artist, this topic is especially close to my heart.
Each month is represented by a specific flower — sometimes even more than one — creating something like a floral horoscope. Most people know their zodiac sign. Born on the 14th of June? Twins, of course. But do you know your birth flower?
Let’s dive into the world of these beautiful plants and explore the symbolic connections between every month and its birth flowers. Please keep in mind that interpretations may vary slightly depending on culture or region.
Birth Flowers: January to June
January
Carnation – Symbol of fascination and admiration
Snowdrop – Representing hope and quiet beauty, blooming even in winter
February
Violet – Associated with loyalty and faithfulness
Primrose – Symbol of young love and new beginnings
March
Daffodil – Representing rebirth and the arrival of spring
Jonquil – A type of narcissus symbolizing renewal and optimism
April
Daisy – Innocence and purity
Tulip – A timeless symbol of love
Sweet Pea – Representing blissful pleasure and delicate joy
May
Lily of the Valley – Sweetness, humility, and gentleness
Hawthorn – Symbol of hope and happiness
June
Rose – Love in all its forms
Lavender – Healing, grace, and peace of mind
Honeysuckle – Strong bonds of love and affection
Birth Flowers: July to December
July
Larkspur – Lightness and positivity
Water Lily – Purity, calmness, and majesty
August
Gladiolus – Strength and moral integrity
Poppy – Remembrance and consolation
September
Aster – Love, wisdom, and faith
Morning Glory – Affection and the fleeting nature of life
October
Marigold – Passion and creativity
Cosmos – Harmony, balance, and order
November
Chrysanthemum – Loyalty and friendship
Peony – Honor, abundance, and prosperity
December
Narcissus – Self-reflection and inner awareness
Holly – Happiness, protection, and optimism
Birth Flowers as Tattoo Ideas
Birth flowers can be a beautiful starting point for a tattoo, but they can also become something even more meaningful.
A bouquet made from the birth flowers of family members or close friends is a deeply personal concept that we often transform into custom tattoo designs. These projects carry emotional value, symbolism, and a strong visual story.
If you are considering a floral tattoo inspired by birth flowers, you are very welcome to reach out and discuss your idea in detail:
https://vadelma.eu/contact
You can also explore our artistic approach and studio philosophy here:
https://vadelma.eu/
Floral Tattoos at Vadelma
Floral tattoos are a core part of our work. Each design is created to follow the natural flow of the body, respect the skin tone, and age beautifully over time.
If you would like to see available concepts or get inspired, visit:
https://vadelma.eu/available-projects
For detailed information about the tattoo process, placements, and policies, please check our FAQ page:
https://vadelma.eu/faq-vadelma-tattoo/
You can find more articles like this on our blog:
https://vadelma.eu/blog
And for floral art beyond skin, explore our print store:
https://vadelmaprints.com/
With love,
Natalie Vadelma
“Tattoos that matter for people who care”
FAQ – Birth Flower Tattoos
What is a birth flower?
A birth flower is a flower traditionally associated with the month you were born, similar to zodiac signs.
Can I combine multiple birth flowers in one tattoo?
Yes. Many people choose bouquets that represent family members, partners, or important relationships.
Do birth flower meanings vary by culture?
Yes. Symbolism can differ slightly between cultures and historical traditions.
Are birth flower tattoos always floral-only designs?
Not necessarily. Birth flowers can be combined with text, animals, or symbolic elements.
Birth Flowers and Their Meaning
Hello everyone,
In today’s blog post, I would love to share my knowledge and passion for birth flowers. As a floral tattoo artist, this topic is especially close to my heart.
Each month is represented by a specific flower — sometimes even more than one — creating something like a floral horoscope. Most people know their zodiac sign. Born on the 14th of June? Twins, of course. But do you know your birth flower?
Let’s dive into the world of these beautiful plants and explore the symbolic connections between every month and its birth flowers. Please keep in mind that interpretations may vary slightly depending on culture or region.
Birth Flowers: January to June
January
Carnation – Symbol of fascination and admiration
Snowdrop – Representing hope and quiet beauty, blooming even in winter
February
Violet – Associated with loyalty and faithfulness
Primrose – Symbol of young love and new beginnings
March
Daffodil – Representing rebirth and the arrival of spring
Jonquil – A type of narcissus symbolizing renewal and optimism
April
Daisy – Innocence and purity
Tulip – A timeless symbol of love
Sweet Pea – Representing blissful pleasure and delicate joy
May
Lily of the Valley – Sweetness, humility, and gentleness
Hawthorn – Symbol of hope and happiness
June
Rose – Love in all its forms
Lavender – Healing, grace, and peace of mind
Honeysuckle – Strong bonds of love and affection
Birth Flowers: July to December
July
Larkspur – Lightness and positivity
Water Lily – Purity, calmness, and majesty
August
Gladiolus – Strength and moral integrity
Poppy – Remembrance and consolation
September
Aster – Love, wisdom, and faith
Morning Glory – Affection and the fleeting nature of life
October
Marigold – Passion and creativity
Cosmos – Harmony, balance, and order
November
Chrysanthemum – Loyalty and friendship
Peony – Honor, abundance, and prosperity
December
Narcissus – Self-reflection and inner awareness
Holly – Happiness, protection, and optimism
Birth Flowers as Tattoo Ideas
Birth flowers can be a beautiful starting point for a tattoo, but they can also become something even more meaningful.
A bouquet made from the birth flowers of family members or close friends is a deeply personal concept that we often transform into custom tattoo designs. These projects carry emotional value, symbolism, and a strong visual story.
If you are considering a floral tattoo inspired by birth flowers, you are very welcome to reach out and discuss your idea in detail:
https://vadelma.eu/contact
You can also explore our artistic approach and studio philosophy here:
https://vadelma.eu/
Floral Tattoos at Vadelma
Floral tattoos are a core part of our work. Each design is created to follow the natural flow of the body, respect the skin tone, and age beautifully over time.
If you would like to see available concepts or get inspired, visit:
https://vadelma.eu/available-projects
For detailed information about the tattoo process, placements, and policies, please check our FAQ page:
https://vadelma.eu/faq-vadelma-tattoo/
You can find more articles like this on our blog:
https://vadelma.eu/blog
And for floral art beyond skin, explore our print store:
https://vadelmaprints.com/
With love,
Natalie Vadelma
“Tattoos that matter for people who care”
FAQ – Birth Flower Tattoos
What is a birth flower?
A birth flower is a flower traditionally associated with the month you were born, similar to zodiac signs.
Can I combine multiple birth flowers in one tattoo?
Yes. Many people choose bouquets that represent family members, partners, or important relationships.
Do birth flower meanings vary by culture?
Yes. Symbolism can differ slightly between cultures and historical traditions.
Are birth flower tattoos always floral-only designs?
Not necessarily. Birth flowers can be combined with text, animals, or symbolic elements.
