What flowers should I put in the graduation wreath?
Graduating is a very important milestone for every student, and as such, it's reasonable to imagine that every graduating student wants their celebration to be perfect in every aspect. So, it's fair to expect that among the questions the new graduate and their loved ones ask themselves is also "what flowers to put in the graduation wreath."
It is, in fact, customary, especially from close family members, to give the graduate a laurel wreath as an ideal symbol of the completion of their studies.
With a wide variety of flowers available, it's not always easy to find your favorite combination.
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Red roses and laurel leaves
Let's just say that if you don't want to go wrong, the combination of red roses and laurel leaves is probably the most suitable: it's a classic mix that will not disappoint the expectations of the graduate and everyone present.
The rose is indeed a particularly prestigious flower, and as such, perfectly suited to seal the achievements of one's course of study. Red is a traditional color, and also very common as the official color in many faculties.
If you want to add a touch of originality to your laurel wreath, you can also opt for a laurel wreath with preserved roses: with a little care, these roses can last several months, and in some cases, even more than a year!
Laurel wreath with flower arrangement
As an alternative to the traditional laurel wreath with red roses, you can opt for other flower arrangements. For example, many people ask us to include sunflowers in their laurel wreath, in combination with roses or other flowers.
Naturally, in this case too, there are no limits to your creativity: the important thing is to find a laurel wreath that can reflect the graduate's wishes, considering that this object – and the photos that will result from it – will generate memories that will last a lifetime.
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Laurel wreath with faculty-colored flowers
Finally, we note that more and more people like to give laurel wreaths whose flower colors match those of the faculties in which the graduate is earning their degree.
For example, orange is the color for doctors who have graduated in Sociology, while light blue tends to be the color for Law. Again, white is generally suitable for doctors of Philosophy, Literature, and Engineering, while yellow is normally the color for doctors who have graduated in Economics.
Those who have completed a degree in Psychology and Pedagogy can opt for pink, while green is generally the color for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Medicine.