The Language of Flowers: "Innocence" - The Adorable Spring Flower "Freesia" with a Modern Touch

The Flower Currently in the Spotlight: "Freesia"*

"Freesia," a flower from the Iridaceae family.

It is commonly available as cut flowers in spring, so you will see it more often in florists and hear its name during this season♩

Multiple flowers bloom from a single stem of Freesia, and it opens up from plump buds to round flowers♡

In Japan, it is also called "Shobu Suisen" because it resembles the flowers of iris (Shobu) and daffodil.

Although Freesias blooming from buds are cute, they seem to have a less prominent impression in Japanese weddings and bouquets.

Many people use cut flowers to decorate their homes or incorporate them into flower arrangements, but they are less common as wedding bouquets or table decorations. They do not have the impression of being bold and extravagant but rather delicate and elegant.

Perhaps that's why I thought they weren't such a glamorous flower until now...

However, when I saw them bundled by popular Korean florists on Instagram, they looked vibrant and very cute.

My impression of Freesia flowers completely changed!

In this article, I will introduce Korean Freesia bouquets and flower arrangements.

If you find them cute♡, consider incorporating them into your wedding decorations♩

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A spring-like yellow bouquet featuring Freesia♡

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A bouquet made entirely of Freesia is also wonderful.

Freesia is said to have a strong fragrance, comparable to roses and osmanthus, and it smells great♡

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A basket filled with fully bloomed Freesia♡

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The combination of white flowers and Freesia is also neat and cute＊

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There are also white Freesias.

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Purple Freesia＊

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Freesia nestled among baby's breath♡

The flower language of Freesia includes "innocence," "purity," and "naivety," among others＊

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A bouquet of Freesia with many buds. It makes you look forward to their blooming＊

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A set of a bouquet with only Freesia buds and another bouquet with blooming Freesia flowers＊

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A bouquet with only some parts blooming, turning yellow. It seems to contain two types of flowers＊

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If you use Freesia as guest table decorations, it gives this kind of impression♡

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A bouquet tightly bundled to appear round with Freesia♡

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Freesia flower boxes are also adorable＊

Freesia Flowers Are Cute♡

"Freesia," a spring flower that energizes with its vitamin colors＊

In Japan, it seems that they are not often used in wedding decorations or bouquets, but I think it would be very cute to feature them prominently in arrangements♡

For those who also think "Freesia is cute!" please consider using them for your wedding♩

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