Peonies are the flower of a romance that's opening up. Lush, full, and unmistakably about falling for someone.
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Peony meanings split by tradition, which is unusual: Victorian flower guides mostly gave it bashfulness, while in Chinese art it stands for prosperity and beauty. The flower itself still carries a visual sense of abundance. Peonies mean a happy, prosperous romance, a love that's deepening, and good fortune. The bloom opens wide and full, which is the symbolism: a feeling that's growing rather than declared all at once. There's also an old meaning of bashfulness in them, which fits, peonies are the flower for the slightly shy, slightly giddy stage of falling.
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Create it now →A happy, deepening romance, good fortune, and a touch of bashfulness. They suit the falling-for-someone stage.
Very. They are lush and unmistakably romantic, ideal when a love is growing.
When a relationship is deepening and you want to mark it without the full weight of red roses.