Birth flowers, like birthstones, are linked to each month of the year and come with their symbolic messages and seasonal charm. But what’s the story behind them? And why are there two for each month?

The peony has six official forms, and each one is said to represent intrigue, beauty and contemplation. "The paperwhite narcissus is what is tied to December as a birth month flower, likely ...

The sweet pea, alongside the daisy, is one of two official birth month flowers for April. In France, sweet peas have a long-held association with brides. Giving her sweet peas is meant to ...

Did you know every month has two corresponding birth flowers? Find out the name and meaning behind your primary and secondary blooms from our expert insights.