A gift containing ranunuclus in the Victorian era signfied the recipient was thought to be charming and attractive. An elegant, romantic bloom, they are increasingly popular for wedding florals. 

Often linked with victory and valour. The Iris was used by the ancient Egyptions as a sympbol of power and victory with Pharoahs and kings, often being found on sphinxes and scepters. The flower was named after the the greek goddess Iris who was messenger to the gods. 

The magnolia tree usually flowers in March and its tall, strong structure exudes dignity and elegance. Due to their ancient nature, they represent strength and perseverence, often given in Victorian times to those who were considered noble and recognise someones ability to keep going.