It is impossible to contain growing love. Love, like a small seed, sends out a weak thin sprout, turning into a mighty tree. The apotheosis is a real explosion of happiness and love, which can be compared to the iris flower. This wonderful bouquet consists of 49 purple irises, from Greek iris is translated as "rainbow". This flower has been loved and revered since ancient times. An ancient Greek legend is dedicated to irises, saying that the first iris flower sprouted several million years ago and charmed not only all living beings, but even the elements with its beauty. Wind and water carefully carried the iris seeds all over the earth. When they sprouted, people came to admire the blooming irises. Therefore, irises in Europe even before our era were considered flowers of love and beauty. Iris became the favorite flower of artists and kings! They were planted everywhere in castles and palaces, in ornaments, decorations and on their canvases, irises were often depicted by artists! The ancient Japanese also used the hieroglyph for iris to mean fighting spirit and is a symbol of courage and bravery. The Egyptians used the iris as a symbol of eloquence. In Rus', irises were called cockerels or irises, that is, sweet, desired and dear. Irises are a combination of classical elegance, romanticism, spirituality, strength and amazing beauty! Irises have become one of the few flowers for humans that combines symbols of love, beauty and inspiration! Therefore, irises are usually given not only to women, but also to men.

“There is no flower more graceful, and even roses seem rude” — Mikhail Prishvin about irises.