Why choose flowers to send your “Rosh Hashanah”?
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a significant holiday for the Jewish community. This celebration commemorates the beginning of the universe and the birth of Adam and Eve. Rosh Hashanah usually falls on the first and second days of the seventh month of the Jewish Calendar, or September or early October in the Gregorian Calendar. This celebration is all about prayer, reflection, and traditional customs, and flowers can make the celebration of Rosh Hashanah more meaningful and symbolize our aspirations in life.
Rosh Hashanah commemorates the new year by sharing meals with each other, foods such as honey-dipped apples and round challah bread are served. People also exchange greetings and well wishes towards each other, such as “Shanah Tovah” (a good year) and "L'shanah tovah tikatevu" (may you be inscribed for a good year). Flowers can make Rosh Hashanah more beautiful with their presence. Small, delicate flowers can be presented at the dining table, adding fragrance and aesthetic appeal to the celebration. The universality of flowers allows them to be presented as bouquets while visiting friends and family to celebrate the holiday together. The eternal beauty of flowers can also be incorporated into themes and decorations, making every home more beautiful and ethereal to look at.
Flowers that symbolize Rosh Hashanah
Presenting flower bouquets can be considered one of the kindest acts on this holiday, just as it is common to send each other well wishes and presents on Rosh Hashanah. Flowers may be given to loved ones in a variety of sizes, colors, and types. Rosh Hashanah is certainly a holiday filled with joy and appreciation, and incorporating flowers will make the celebration more memorable for everyone. On Rosh Hashanah, Lush Flower Co. is here to assist you in selecting the perfect flower to convey your feelings to friends and family.
Although there are no specific flowers for Rosh Hashanah, white flowers are a good choice for the occasion. White flowers have been used to symbolize purity and new beginnings, the perfect flower for New Year celebrations. The whiteness of the flower can be seen as a blank canvas to start the year, free from any blemishes of the past, and can be painted with new goals and aspirations.
The best Rosh Hashanah flowers:
Learn which flowers are best to offer as gifts on Rosh Hashanah and what they represent. This advice will help you choose the best present to express your appreciation to your friends and family during this festive season. Here are some of the most appropriate flowers for Rosh Hashanah that will genuinely envelop you in a feeling of reflection, joy, and appreciation.
White Rose - they stand for purity, innocence, and genuine love.
White Orchids - typically considered as a sign of respect and appreciation and connected to dedication.
White Tulips - A representation of purity and forgiveness.
Marigolds – their shade of orange is seen as a symbol of celebration and festivals.
Sunflower – with their shade of yellow, symbolizes happiness and joy.
Let us deliver your Rosh Hashanah flower!
The festival of Rosh Hashanah, which celebrates new beginnings, highlights the bounty of life. The perfect way to commemorate Rosh Hashanah is to bring our loved ones, family, and friends into our homes filled with the beauty of flowers. Make Rosh Hashanah more lovely with Lush Flower Co.'s selection of blossoming flowers.
Reasons why we offer the best Australia-wide delivery service for your “Rosh Hashanah” flowers:
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- We can help you with assistance to choose the best flowers. Just call us at 02 9030 4040.
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