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16.01.2024 - 05:32 / balconygardenweb.com / Colleen Wilkins
May has two birth flowers: Lily of the Valley for sweetness and humility, and Hawthorn for love and protection. Consider getting one of these flowers inked to showcase your personality. You can also go with lesser known Lily tattoos for purity and innocence. Check out simple and cool tattoo ideas and inspirations below.
Getting a little piece of ink is the perfect way to showcase your personality. And there’s nothing better than a birth month ink. Choose one for you with these May Birth Flower Tattoo Meaning and Ideas.
May has two beautiful birth month flowers. Lily of the Valley and Hawthorne. Lily of the Valley is a lovely flower with bell-shaped blooms, and Hawthorn, on the other hand, has small clusters of flowers and red berries. Many people fail to add Lilies to these two. The Lily, with its brilliant trumpet-shaped flowers, is also regarded as one of May’s birth month flowers.
The Lily of the Valley is for sweetness and humility, and Hawthorn flower tattoos are for love and protection. These can be absolutely gorgeous additions as tattoos, especially for May-borns. And the Lilies are for purity and innocence.
If your birthday falls in May, a tattoo of Lily of the Valley or Hawthorn could be a wonderful way to celebrate your birth and special month. And if you need something lesser seen – go for the Lily. Picking any of these will resonate with your personality and showcase your nature.
The Lily of the Valley is a delicate choice for a May birth flower tattoo. You know that it represents sweetness and humility, but it has a deeper meaning as well. It is for happiness and good luck, so putting it on your skin will bring you fortune and growth.
Hawthorn has a pretty appearance and brings versatility. You can get its
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