Flowers symbolizing and representing happiness

People always use flowers to represent the habits of friendship, love and blessing Ancient Turkish culture also developed a language based on flowers and gave each flower a different meaning The language, called "florigraphy," became popular in the Victorian era, when loud expression of emotions was taboo The result of this tradition is that there are still many flowers associated with emotions or characteristics such as love, loyalty and luck And some flowers symbolize happiness, so they are ideal gifts for others Dandelion Dandelion symbolizes happiness, as well as love, desire, loyalty and compassion This small yellow flower with bright color grows freely in the field or lawn, and is often regarded as a weed Dandelion originated from Europe and Asia, its rhizome has some medicinal value Besides symbolizing happiness, Holly also represents defense and prediction Holly was once used in the Middle Ages to ward off light and to symbolize the crucifixion of Jesus (bramble leaves and berries stand for blood dripping) The Romans decorated the winter with it, and in the Middle Ages it was used by monks to ward off evil spirits Nowadays, Holly is most often associated with Christmas Lily of the valley with bright green leaves and white bell shaped flowers represents happiness, or more precisely, happy return This poisonous flower also symbolizes sweetness and competition Rose rose symbolizes various emotions and features based on different colors Pink roses represent happiness and honesty The white rose symbolizes safety and happiness Yellow rose represents happiness, friendship, freedom and care This is a white trumpet shaped flower with a strong fragrance It is often used in weddings and represents marital happiness Violet violet represents opportunity for happiness It also symbolizes reserve, virtue, kinship, loyalty and love Because the flower is edible, it is often used to decorate salads and meals.