In the month of May, the peony blossoms, and florists worldwide embrace its beauty and symbolism. With its splendour of colour, diverse shapes and deep meaning, the peony is a must-have in any assortment. From weddings to Mother's Day, this queen of flowers radiates her positivity to every occasion.

Origin of the peony

Originating from China, the peony has found its way to Europe since 1784. Formerly cultivated for its medicinal roots, today the peony is mostly loved for its aesthetic value. Although the name suggests otherwise, the peony does not belong to the rose family but to the paeoniaceae family.

Symbolism

The peony is not only pleasing to the eye, but also carries deep symbolism. A symbol of love and blossoming romance, it is perfect for weddings. In addition, the peony represents happiness and prosperity, making it a meaningful choice for various occasions.

Florists' choice

Florists are fond of peonies, especially when it comes to weddings. With their large, lush petals and romantic appeal, peonies are rightly considered the queens of flowers.

Applications

Peonies are versatile in bouquets, corsages, table decorations and even as hair flowers. With colours ranging from pink and red to white and yellow, they can be seamlessly integrated into any colour scheme. Combine them with other flowers for breathtaking bouquets to match the style of the wedding.

Care tips

- Cut the stems at an angle before placing them in the vase.

- Put the vase in a cool place, avoid draughts and do not place it next to a fruit bowl.

- Make sure the vase is clean, fill it with water and use cut flower food.

Let the peony bloom in your range this season and surprise customers with the magic of this enchanting flower.