Florist Liāna Natenadze / InBloom believes that it is time to leave the well-known composition with carnations in a cellophane bag in the past, and look at them from a completely different angle. They are very hardy and have a variety of colors. Their texture and multi-layered richness are no match for peonies, while the caramel, clay and peach tones enjoyed by carnations are often hard to find among other flowers.
Properly combining carnations with other flowers can create a completely surprising result.
The history of carnations stretches back more than 2,000 years, so it is no surprise that they carry a wide range of symbolism. Today, carnations come in so many different shades that they are a classic example of how a flower's color determines its symbolic meaning. Although carnations generally symbolize love and passion, each color has its own meaning.
Carnations can be used both as the main flower, creating, for example, flower wall decorations, and integrated into compositions and bridal bouquets, obtaining a more complete look.
Carnations are not the most expensive flowers, they retain a fresh look for a long time - perhaps that is why, in recent years, they have also experienced a certain "resurrection" in the wedding industry, when wedding decorators, florists and couples themselves see that carnations actually hide a certain dose of femininity and sophistication.