What do daisies mean?
From the “Meaning of Flowers” web site [http://www.flower-meaning.info/daisy.php… “Innocence – is a very common daisy flower meaning since it commonly was picked by maidens that then wore them in their hair. Free from guilt, sin and corruption the daisy, and the maiden, were a perfect little flower. Loyal love- Promising loyal love simply through a daisy might seem odd but in the language of flowers it is the giving and receiving of the daisy that is important. The daisy, being a symbol of truth and innocence, would when given being seen as if someone gave the truth and innocence to the receiver. Being given a daisy from a maiden was considered a great honor and proof of affection during the days that the language of flowers was popular. Purity – Although innocence and purity could mean the same thing they can also have a slight difference since you do not have to be innocent to be pure. Although having more or less
