50 Most Beautiful And Fragrant Flowers In The World

The most beautiful, the most coveted and the most beautifully smelling of all- rose inevitably occupies a unique position in all lovers’ hearts for millennia.

The bulb-like shape of tulips makes them a classic symbol of redemption. There are various colours, and each colour signifies a different emotion.

Often extravagant in its shape and colour, Orchid in instrumental in decorating home and also stand for charm and affection to the loved ones.

Another iconic flower that packs utility in the garb of beauty, Sunflower is the source of many poetic inspirations and the healthy sunflower cooking oil.

It is the flower of sadness. These white coloured flowers evoke softness and melancholy and have a peaceful presence.

Golden yellow in hue, daffodils have been immortalised by Wordsworth and are often associated with a new beginning. Always give a bouquet of daffodils if you are to gift anyone special.

One of the most common flowers in your garden, Marigold comes in vibrant colour variants and is the traditional source of positivity.

Lotus is a flower of divinity to many religions and often, represents the ultimate beauty through its complexly structured petals.

The national flower of Mexico, Dahlia is the symbolic flower of survival that comes in sombrely dark hues like red, bronze and purple.

Unusually tall, Gladioli appears in a vast variety of purple, orange, yellow, etc. and are found in warmer countries.

Classically used in crowning events throughout history, the pinkish purple one is the most common variant of this flower.

Often employed in Japanese fables as the sign of friendship and loyalty, Chrysanthemums come in yellow, red, white and other varieties.

Known for the strong odour, it is often an ancient symbol of love and an ancient tool of decoration to keep the home sweet scented.

Often posed a symbol of passionate desire, if not unrequited ones, Camellia is a favourite of the poets and known for its delicate petals.

Iris is more commonly known because of the fleur-de-ilis symbol, but its white variant is often the symbol of chastity.

Lilacs are one of the most beautifully coloured flowers, making them a choice for lovers who believe in innocent love.

Traditionally grown in China and having a mesmerising smell, it used to be found in rich peoples’ homes as a symbol of honour.

With its softly coloured delicate petals and beautiful smell, sweet pea is employed in making cosmetic products.

Magnolia does have petals, and yet, it is regarded as a flower of vitality. There are various shades of pink, purple and white.

Lavender’s beautiful smell, intimate look and robust-looking stems are dear to all. It’s widely used in cosmetics too.

Alternatively known as Buttercup, it is an exotic flower that radiates the yellow and red or pink and white, depending on the combination.

Similar in looks to Lavender, Stock also evokes fascinating fragrance and is a symbol of romance.

Commonly used in bouquets, it is also known as sea lavender.

One of the oldest surviving flowers and undoubtedly unique looking, this flower represents unity in diversity.

Incredibly beautiful when grown in bunches; this flower is as graceful as Queen Anne herself.