Grandchildren's Garden Birth Flower Print
A4 (21 x 29.7 cm / 8.27 x 11.7 inches)
£25.00
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Grandchildren's Garden Birth Flower Print
£25.00
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Description
Grow their garden of grandchildren through flowers.
Part of our beautifully illustrated The Family Garden Collection, The Grandchildren’s Garden is a personalised keepsake celebrating the special bond between grandparents and their grandchildren.
Each grandchild is represented by their birth month flower, creating a unique botanical garden filled with blooms that carry personal meaning. At the heart of the design is a beautiful “G”, representing Grandchildren, delicately hand finished in gold foil.
Alongside the print, you’ll receive a matching 6 x 6 inch keepsake card, created to explain the story behind the garden. The card identifies each grandchild, their corresponding birth flower and the meaning behind the flowers featured, making the artwork something to discover, display and treasure.
Available in A4 and A3, each Grandchildren’s Garden is individually created to celebrate the little people who hold such a special place in a grandparent’s heart.
*Frame not included.
Details
- Personalised Grandchildren’s Garden botanical print
- Available in A4 or A3
- Features a “G” representing Grandchildren
- Initial individually hand finished with gold foil
- Each grandchild represented by their birth month flower
- Includes a matching 6 x 6 inch keepsake card
- Card explains the flowers featured and which grandchild each flower represents
- Card is printed without foil
- Print produced on premium 300gsm cardstock
- Designed and made in the UK
- Carefully packaged in a protective sleeve
- Print supplied unframed
From the first grandchild to the newest addition, every flower has its own place in the garden. A meaningful piece of personalised artwork inspired by the little people who make a grandparent’s world brighter.
Each flower tells their story, the “G” brings the garden together, and every print becomes a unique portrait of the grandchildren who make their family bloom.
Birth Month Flowers
Each birth month has its own traditional flowers, with each bloom carrying its own symbolism and meaning.
January — Snowdrop or Carnation
Snowdrops symbolise hope, renewal and the promise of new beginnings.
Carnations represent love, admiration and devotion.
February — Violet or Primrose
Violets symbolise faithfulness, modesty and everlasting love.
Primroses represent youth, renewal and the feeling of being cherished.
March — Daffodil
Daffodils represent new beginnings, hope, joy and rebirth.
April — Sweet Pea or Daisy
Sweet peas symbolise blissful pleasure, gratitude and delicate affection.
Daisies represent innocence, purity, loyalty and enduring love.
May — Lily of the Valley
Lily of the valley symbolises sweetness, happiness, humility and the return of happiness.
June — Rose or Honeysuckle
Roses represent love, passion, beauty and devotion.
Honeysuckle symbolises affection, devoted love and the bonds that endure.
July — Larkspur or Water Lily
Larkspur represents an open heart, positivity and strong bonds of love.
Water lilies symbolise purity, peace and spiritual renewal.
August — Poppy or Gladiolus
Poppies represent remembrance, imagination and consolation.
Gladioli symbolise strength of character, integrity and devotion.
September — Morning Glory or Aster
Morning glory represents affection, renewal and the beauty of a new day.
Asters symbolise love, wisdom, patience and faith.
October — Marigold or Cosmos
Marigolds represent warmth, passion and creativity.
Cosmos symbolises harmony, balance, peace and enduring love.
November — Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums symbolise joy, longevity, honour and devotion.
December — Holly or Narcissus
Holly represents protection, strength and enduring life.
Narcissus symbolises hope, renewal and new beginnings.