Chrysanthemums, often affectionately referred to as "mums," are a bold multi-petaled flower that are a cheerful addition to any floral arrangement. These versatile blooms are known for being a long-lasting cut flower and for their big bloom size. Available in a stunning array of colours and shapes, Chrysanthemums bring a touch of warmth and happiness to any bouquet.
Chrysanthemum bouquets are a popular choice, as they are a fantastic flower to add to make a bouquet look wow! Their full multi-petalled flowers mix nicely with roses, snapdragons and lilies to make for expressing joy, celebration, and longevity – and you can order these beautiful bouquets for same-day flower delivery in Sydney.
Chrysanthemums hold significant meaning in various cultures and contexts:
Joy and Optimism: Their bright and cheerful colours evoke a sense of happiness and positivity.
Longevity and Fidelity: In some cultures, chrysanthemums symbolise longevity and are often given to celebrate birthdays or anniversaries.
Friendship and Well-Wishing: Yellow chrysanthemums represent friendship and are a thoughtful way to express well wishes.
Their rich symbolism and long vase life make chrysanthemum bouquets a versatile and meaningful choice for many an occasion.
At Flowers on Norton St, we offer a delightful selection of chrysanthemum bouquets and arrangements, each designed to capture the essence of these beautiful blooms.
Birthdays: Opt for vibrant and colourful chrysanthemums to convey joy and celebration.
Anniversaries: Choose white or red chrysanthemums to symbolise longevity and fidelity.
Get Well Soon: Send a cheerful message with a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums, representing friendship and support.
At Flowers on Norton St, we love to use chrysanthemums in a variety of colours from Pastel whites, lilacs, latte and soft pinks to bright oranges, yellow, purple, hot pink and burgundy.
Our knowledgeable florists can assist you in selecting the perfect chrysanthemum flower arrangement to convey your message and create a lasting impression.
