The name tulip comes from the French word tulip, this flower first appeared during the Ottoman Empire, today’s Türkiye. Tulip is the common name for perennial flowers belonging to the Liliaceae family. There are about 100 species and thousands of different varieties in the world today and are often grown in countries with cold climates. Nowadays, Tulip is not simply a flower gift anymore, but also has a deep meaning in the color of each flower.
- Red tulip
Until now, red tulips have meant “perfect love”. This is a flower that symbolizes romance, hot passion and passionate love, making them the perfect choice for couples in love, newlyweds…
Red tulips also represent pride, looking at the striking crimson petals that make people think they are standing in front of a queen wearing a red velvet gown full of grace and beauty. In love, if you give a red Tulip to the person you love, it means you have fallen into passionate love with that person
- White tulip
The white tulip represents pure love, purity and honor, so it has become a beloved gift for an anniversary, an important milestone in religion such as baptism… Some people say the white Tulip flower is like a bell falling from heaven, brightening up the whole garden.
If a guy gives the girl he loves a white Tulip, it means that girl is the most beautiful and purest angel to him. Sometimes, white tulips are also a way to express apology and condolences to someone and are most commonly seen at funerals.
- Yellow tulip
Yellow is the color that represents happiness, joy, luck and hope, yellow Tulip symbolizes brilliance and a compliment to the person you love: “Your smile is like sunshine”.
If you want to decorate your house with more color and at the same time welcome a little more luck and prosperity, planting yellow tulips in the front yard is an option worth trying. In the past, yellow Tulips symbolized a disappointing love and one should not hope for much, but over time, that meaning has turned to a more positive one.
- Black tulip
Like the queen of the night, the Black Tulip symbolizes eternal love, power and mystery. The passion and madness of a woman’s love has touched many people even when that love is lost.
If the giver is a girl, then surely her love for you is great and full of enthusiasm, and if it is a boy, he wants you to become a queen reigning in his heart.
- Spotted tulip
If you are given a Tulip with mottled colored petals, congratulations, the person who gave it to you is complimenting you, “You have wonderful eyes”.
Or a guy gently uses a spotted Tulip to touch his loved one’s eyes as if whispering, “You have the most beautiful eyes,” that will certainly make the lips part slightly to reveal a smile.
- Orange tulip
Orange tulips are the most popular flower today, they symbolize warmth, happiness and are often used to convey a feeling of understanding and connection between two people in a complex relationship. Possessing the color of full of energy, orange Tulips represent passion, desire and endless enthusiasm.
Therefore, this flower color is often given to each other by loving couples and couples on special occasions to express enthusiasm, warmth and mutual understanding through bouquets of flowers.
- Purple tulip
Purple tulips are often known as a symbol of royalty, power, and luxury. Not only that, it also represents romance and excitement.
This is a flower often chosen by Western brides as their wedding flower on the most important day of their lives. Giving purple Tulips to someone means you want to say that the love you have for that person is always full and beautiful.
- Blue tulip
The meaning of the blue tulip is very special, it is one of the only flowers that represents independence, uniqueness and personality. Although this is not in the natural color palette of flowers and was bred by talented botanists. Therefore, blue tulips are “hunted” by many flower enthusiasts.
The blue color of Tulip flowers symbolizes tranquility and peace. When you give someone a blue Tulip flower, you are transmitting trust, harmony and loyalty. Some couples often choose blue Tulips to give each other at wedding anniversaries because this flower carries a sincere meaning in love and marriage.
- Cream tulip
Sweet and full of emotion when you give a cream Tulip with the promise that your love for your other half is forever, a wish of good luck and goodness for the recipient, because cream tulips are symbols of luck, perfect happiness or showing special care and concern.
Cream tulip is considered the flower with the gentlest color, perhaps that’s why in love this flower symbolizes gentleness, affection and femininity.
