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If you’re having trouble choosing the right flowers for your loved one’s birthday, there’s no need for all that stress. To simplify the process, make your selection based on the birthday flowers by month in which that special someone was born. Just like birthstones, there are specific flowers that have come to be associated with a particular month of the year.

January: The carnation is the chosen flower of January. Fresh and energetic like the New Year, this flower has come to represent fascination.

February: For a February birthday, the iris is the flower of choice. Cool and crisp as the winter months, the delightful blue shades of the iris symbolize the ideals of faith, hope, and wisdom.

March: March is the month of the sunny daffodil. And no wonder, as this flower is one of the first to show off its pretty blooms once spring arrives. It shouldn’t be a surprise that these vibrant birthday flowers represent rebirth and rejuvenation, warmth and regard.

April: This is the month made for daisies, which signify innocence. If someone you love celebrates a birthday in April, a bouquet of fresh daisies is sure to bring a smile to his/her face.

May: Everyone thinks of flowers in the month of May. But the lily alone is held in high esteem during this part of the year. A sweet-smelling flower that stands for purity and cleanliness, the lily makes a beautiful bouquet of birthday flowers.

June: June birthdays are lucky: they get the rose. A favorite flower for a wide range of occasions, for the June birthday an arrangement of gorgeous red roses is the best way to communicate the sentiments of love and appreciation.

July: The larkspur is July’s favorite flower. A cheery bloom, this flower is associated with lightheartedness and the lazy, hazy days of summer.

August: In August the gladiolus takes precedence over every other flower. A strong flower that’s named for the sword of the gladiator, the gladiolus is a fitting symbol for strength and honesty.

September: The flower of September birthdays is the aster. Mainly used as an accent in flower arrangements, the aster is another flower that’s a token of love. It’s also seen as a flower of refinement.

October: Marigolds make for the perfect autumn flower – their golden petals are an apt representation of the colors of the season. In addition, they also signify true affection.

November: The month of November boasts the chrysanthemum as its chosen flower. The bright, joyful colors of these birthday flowers represent cheerfulness.

December: Poinsettias are more than just a Christmas flower – they are also the birthday flower for December. Poinsettias send a message of success, happiness, and good tidings.

Birthday Flowers by Month

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