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One of the most exciting things in a woman's life is finding out she is soon to be a new mother. From the moment she hears the words, "You are pregnant" she starts dreaming of the days at the park with her child and all the other wonderful things that motherhood will bring. If you are the man in the life of a woman who is soon to bear your child, there is no better way to show her how excited you are then acknowledging her on Mothers Day. A beautiful Mother's Day flower arrangement will bring the soon to be mother to tears of joy and love and emotions so deep and wonderful that words cannot express the feeling. This doesn't need to just stop with the soon to be father, mothers and fathers grandparents, aunts and uncles, siblings and best friends of the new or expecting mother can also show their joy and excitement to the expecting mother with some flowers for Mothers Day.

If you want to totally take the flowers over the top and know the due month, have a floral arrangement done primarily in the expected baby's birth flower and add equal amounts of the mother and fathers birth flower.

Here is a list of each month's birth flower and a little bit of meaning behind each one.

January: Carnation or Snowdrop flowers in colors of black, dark blue or red, symbolize deep devoted love, comfort, eternal fidelity, and a friend in adversity.

February: Iris, Primrose or Violet flowers in violets, sky blue, or yellow color signifies modesty, faithfulness, virtue, young love, humility, and cleanliness.

March: Jonquil or Daffodil flowers in yellow, white o light blue represent optimism, deep regards, reverence, devotion, kindness, affection returned, sympathy, and warmth.

April: Sweet pea or Daisy flowers in yellow, red, green represents purity, pleasure, curiosity, inquisitiveness, and playfulness.

May: Lily of the Valley, Lilly, or Hawthorn flowers in pink, white, yellow, red, and green represents sweetness, strength, humility, complete life, fertility, wild beauty, return of happiness, and hope.

June: Rose or Honeysuckle flowers in peach, light blue, white, and cream signifies passion, devoted affection, friendship, magnificence, and love.

July: Larkspur or Water Lily flowers in green, russet, red, and lavender signals purity of the heart, good luck, lightness, and laughter.

August: Gladiola or Poppy flowers in pink, orange, red, and light green represents strength of character, generosity, grace, strong sense of marriage and family, and imagination.

September: Asters or Morning Glory flowers in red, browns, and deep blues denote a strong devotion to life, daintiness, affection, and light.

October: Calendula or Cosmos flowers in yellow, white, and red symbolize excellence, joy, gratitude, modesty, and love for nature.

November: Chrysanthemums in yellow, dark blue and red conveys cheerfulness, sensitivity, loveliness, abundance, compassion, and wealth.

December: Narcissus or Holly flowers in indigo, green, aqua represents sweetness, formality, foresight, and good wishes.

You really can say a lot with flowers, and a new mother to be will be so deeply touched by the thoughtfulness and consideration you put in to such a wonderful flower arrangement she will remember it for the rest of her life. Make a mother really happy this Mother's Day and surprise her with her own floral bouquet of her birth flowers and those of all her children. You will be glad you did.

D. Bam is a ghostwriter for Fresh Flowers Canada located in the beautiful Toronto Canada region. If you are looking for the freshest flowers available in online purchase at the best competitive rates visit Fresh Flowers Canada

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