Language of Flowers - Heart Books Collection






Category: Book
The secret Language of Flowers (Floriography) gained popularity during the Victorian era, when strict etiquette prevented open expressions of affection. It was a time of subtle flirtation and hidden messages, with suitors sending small bouquets called tussie-mussies or nosegays. These charming bundles featured fragrant herbs and a significant flower, all wrapped in delicate lace doilies. Filled with anticipation and excitement, recipients would eagerly await these floral offerings, which signalled romantic interest.









