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There's rosemary, that's for remembrance; pray you love, remember." Old Will (Shakespeare) had it right all those years ago. Flowers and herbs were extremely symbolic in various ways. The Victorians knew how to "say it with flowers" as well. They presented their message in a bouquet of flowers and herbs called a tussie mussie with each flower and herb expressing a meaning. Consider the young man nervously clutching a bouquet in his sweaty hand to present to his Victorian sweetheart. In his bouquet you might find a red carnation "pure and ardent love" and helitrope "I love you" and all of this in a perfectly innocent bouquet of flowers. Pretty racy folks these Victorians were.
The art of sending messages with flowers and herbs has not been left to extinction in the era of Victoria. It is still practiced today with brides and grooms choosing herbs and flowers to symbolize their feelings of love and commitment to each other. Rosemary sprigs meaning "remembrance and fidelity" are often tucked into the bride's bouquet or the groom's boutonniere. Still today herbs and flower petals are tossed at the departing couple wishing them well. Here are but a few of the meanings from the language of flowers and herbs.

結果 (中文) 1:

有迷迭香，那是纪念，祈祷你木星，记住了。“老会（莎士比亚）说得对所有那些在几年前，奇花异草都以不同的方式非常具有象征意义。维多利亚时代就知道如何”用花说“，以及。他们献上一束鲜花和草药他们的信息在咳嗽mussies与每一朵花和草本表达称为Web。呐紧张地抓着一束检查青年在这些手汗呈现给他的维多利亚女王时代的心上人。一个红色的康乃馨，无论你从一个完全无辜的找到他们的花束“纯烧木星”和helitrope“我爱你”，所有的这一束鲜花。漂亮活泼的乡亲这些维多利亚时代的人。
用鲜花和草药发送消息的技术没有被留到了灭绝的胜利的时代。它今天仍然实行与新娘和新郎选择香草和鲜花象征着他们的承诺，彼此木星的感觉。迷迭香开来，意思是“纪念和保真”妖都塞进了新娘的花束和新郎的胸花。香草和花瓣被抛出，但今天仍然离开的夫妇希望他们好。但这里有几个的含义从奇花异草的语言。