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White Tulips (purity, innocence, forgiveness and respect)

I wanted to make this post a while ago and looks like perfect timing is now. Because now I have to change my nickname on LiveJasmin too, even though it should not be very different from what I have now but we will see.

Do not know why this name followed me for life even though it was chosen by people who I didnt appreciate at all but the name they chose for me, gave me a lot and it changed many things in my life, also guided me in a way. Of Course it didn't change me as a person, my personality is the same as always, nothing can change or roots. But we certainly can get affected by people,things, situations, names around us.

So WhiteTulip - this name is pretty special when you look at the meaning of this name.

White flowers and especially tulips, represent purity, honor, and faith. If you are superstitious, it has been said that if you dream of white tulips, you are about to experience a fresh new beginning of sorts in your life — white flowers, what a great omen to look forward to.

Do you have a mistake you need to apologize for? Get that someone some white tulips as this is a flower that is commonly associated with apologies. Or maybe you are attending a funeral service or wake? White tulips are also a great flower to essay sorry.

Tulip Meanings

  • The most common meaning for tulips is perfect or deep love.
  • Because tulips are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring, they can mean rebirth.
  • Victorians often associated tulips with charity.

Tulip Symbolism & Colors

In the stories above, red tulips grow as signs of everlasting love, but what is the tulip symbolism for non-red blooms?

  • Pink tulips symbolize happiness and confidence.
  • Purple tulips symbolize royalty.
  • Yellow tulips symbolize cheerful thoughts.
  • White tulips symbolize forgiveness.

Tulip Facts

  • Tulips are also the flower for eleven-year wedding anniversaries, as symbols of devotion and love.
  • There are over 3000 different varieties of tulips.
  • Tulips are in the same family as lilies and onions.
  • Tulip bulbs should be planted in the fall and bloom in early spring into summer.

Tulip Story & Origins

Tulips originated in Central Asia, and became very popular in Turkey. The tulip’s name comes from the Persian word for turban, because in full bloom tulips have a turban-like shape.

Tulips commonly mean perfect love. The meaning of perfect love is tied to a Turkish and Persian legends about the love between Farhad and Shirin. There are a few variations of this tale. According to one story, Farhad was a prince. He was in love with a beautiful girl named Shirin. Unfortunately, Shirin is murdered, and this tears Farhad apart. In desperation, Farhad rides his horse off a cliff, and a red tulip grows where his blood touches the ground — the symbol for perfect love.

In another version, Farhad is a stone cutter and Shirin is a princess. He tries to win her over and she rejects him, so he goes to the hills to play music to honor her. When she learns this, she falls in love with him. However, her father isn’t pleased that she’s fallen in love with a commoner, and tasks him with digging a giant canal to prove his love.

After years, Farhad nearly finishes the canal, so Shirin’s father sends a courtesan to convince Farhad that Shirin is dead. He is so distraught that he takes his life. When Shinrin learns of this, she goes to find him and takes her own life to be with him. Red tulips grow where their blood hits the ground as symbols that their love will last forever.

  • Name: White Tulip
  • Color: White
  • Shape: This depends on whether the tulip is upright or laid flat. When it is in an upright position, the shape looks like a cup. On the other hand, if it’s laid flat, it looks like a star.
  • Fact:White tulip or tulip in general is Turkey’s national flower. It represented the Turkish Empire since it is believed that the tulip flower originated in that country.
  • Poisonous: It’s poisonous but not that lethal.
  • Number of Petals: 6
  • Victorian Interpretation: Forgiveness and Beautiful eyes
  • Blossom Time: Tulips that are referred to as mid-bloomers are those that blossoms in May. The late bloomers blossom in June while the early bloomers in April.

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