Small, star-shaped, and exquisitely fragrant, Stephanotis is a flower known for its purity, devotion, and marital happiness. Though modest in size, it holds a special place in weddings and romantic symbolism — often called the “bridal veil flower.”
Symbolism:
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Marital Bliss & Lasting Union
A classic choice in bridal bouquets, stephanotis symbolizes a happy marriage, commitment, and wedded harmony. It’s often gifted as a wish for lifelong partnership and domestic joy. -
Purity & Sincerity
With its white petals and clean lines, stephanotis also represents pure intentions, honesty, and faithful love. -
New Beginnings & Grace
Often used in ceremonies, stephanotis evokes the grace of fresh starts, particularly those rooted in love and trust.
When To Give Stephanotis:
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Weddings – As part of the bridal bouquet, boutonnieres, or floral decor
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Anniversaries – A nod to enduring love and shared joy
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Engagement celebrations – To bless a couple’s journey
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Romantic gestures – To express sincerity, devotion, and future promises
Pairing Tips:
Stephanotis works beautifully with roses, peonies, orchids, and gardenias in romantic, elegant arrangements. Because its blooms are small, it’s often wired individually into bridal bouquets or corsages for precision and visual impact.