Floriography Wax Seals: The Language of Flowers

Each design in this collection pairs a flower with its symbolic meaning: roses for love, forget-me-nots for remembrance, tulips for declaration, gardenias for secret love. Choose a seal that says exactly what you mean, crafted with the heirloom-quality detail at the heart of everything we make.

If you’re drawn to meaning-driven seals, explore our other symbolism collections: our antique wax seals, our sincerity collection, and our death and rebirth collection each carry their own hidden language.

What are floral wax seals used for?

Floral wax seals are used to add decorative and symbolic detail to letters, invitations, and creative projects. Each design reflects the meaning of the flower, adding a personal and expressive touch.

What is floriography?

Floriography is the Victorian language of flowers, a tradition that gave every bloom a specific symbolic meaning. People used flowers to send hidden messages of love, longing, friendship, and remembrance. Our floriography wax seals honor that tradition by pairing each design with its meaning, so the symbolism is sealed right into the page. 

What flower means love in floriography?

Red roses are the classic floriography symbol of love, but many flowers carry love-related meanings. Forget-me-nots represent remembrance and faithful love, tulips symbolize a declaration of love, and gardenias carry secret love. Our floriography wax seal collection includes designs for every shade of meaning.

What flower symbolizes remembrance?

Forget-me-nots and rosemary are the two most enduring symbols of remembrance in floriography. Forget-me-nots ask to be remembered, while rosemary has been associated with memory and faithfulness since ancient times. Our collection includes floriography designs built around both.