True lilies (Lilium) have symbolic value dating to 1580 BC (ancient Crete). Greeks revered them as sprouting from Hera's milk. Each cultivar carries unique meaning.
Strongly tied to friendship, devotion. Colors vary. Called Lily-of-the-Incas. Used for birthdays, graduations.
Dramatic, fragrant, bold. Associated with wealth, success. Great for promotions, new jobs.
Subtle fragrance, white blooms = innocence, chastity. Given as condolence. All white lilies symbolize light, purity.
Sweet scent. Symbolizes humility, chastity, sweetness, purity. Used for prom, first crush, new baby. May birth flower. Represents return to happiness after struggle.
Sleek, modern, "most gentle and delicate." Name from Greek kallos (beautiful). Wedding bouquet staple.
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