Myrtle in Royal Weddings live plant_137

Name : Myrtle in Royal Weddings live plant_137

Net Quantity (N) : 1

Product Breadth : 3.5 Inch

Product Height : 17 Inch

Product Length : 3.5 Inch

Product Weight : 0.4 Kg

Type : Begonia

Myrtle in Royal Weddings : Myrtle holds significant symbolism in Royal weddings, particularly within the British monarchy. The tradition of incorporating myrtle into the bridal bouquet dates back to Queen Victoria’s wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. Since then, it has become a longstanding custom for royal brides to include a sprig of myrtle in their bouquets.

Queen Victoria and Myrtle : During Queen Victoria’s wedding, she adorned herself with orange blossoms, but it was her cousin, Princess Augusta of Cambridge, who introduced myrtle as a prominent feature in royal weddings. Princess Augusta’s wedding attire in 1843 was embellished with myrtle on her dress, train, head-dress, and bouquet. This tradition was further reinforced when a nosegay of myrtle was presented to Queen Victoria in 1845.

Symbolism and Tradition : The significance of myrtle as an emblematic flower has been associated with Germany due to its use in royal weddings within the British monarchy. The incorporation of myrtle symbolizes love, fertility, and innocence, making it a meaningful addition to the bridal bouquet as a symbol of marital happiness.

Country of Origin : India