The Ultimate June Birth Flower Guide: Celebrate with Stunning Blooms

Every month of the year has its own birth flower — a bloom with a story and symbolism that matches the people born under it. Just like birthstones, birth flowers are a centuries-old tradition, and they turn a birthday bouquet from a nice gesture into a personal one.
In this guide, our florists walk you through the birth flowers for all twelve months, what each one means, and how we interpret them in our signature style — as hand-tied designer bouquets, elegant vase arrangements and round flower boxes. Whether you're searching for January birthday flowers, the birth flower for September, or October birthday flowers, you'll find the answer here — plus the perfect arrangement to order with free same-day delivery in Singapore.

Birth Flowers by Month at a Glance

If you're searching for the birthday flower for the month of January, the answer is the carnation — a bloom of deep love and devotion whose ruffled petals come in nearly every colour. Carnations are also wonderfully long-lasting, which makes them a smart choice in Singapore's tropical heat.
Our take: We love carnations as the soft, textural heart of a mixed arrangement. A designer bouquet of blush carnations, garden roses and delicate filler blooms makes January birthday flowers feel thoroughly modern — or choose a round flower box for a gift that arrives ready to display.

February belongs to the violet and the iris — flowers of loyalty, faithfulness and wisdom. Deep purples and blues dominate this month, making February bouquets some of the most striking of the year.
Our take: For that signature violet-blue palette, nothing compares to hydrangeas. A cloud of purple and blue hydrangea heads, accented with lilac roses and orchid stems, captures February's colours in a way that feels luxurious rather than literal.

The daffodil is March's birth flower, symbolising new beginnings and prosperity — tradition says gifting a bunch (never a single stem!) brings good fortune.
Our take: We channel the daffodil's fresh spring energy with tulips — the same joyful, spring-awakening spirit in a bloom that thrives in our arrangements. A generous armful of yellow and white tulips is pure March sunshine.

The classic April birthday flower is the daisy — a symbol of innocence, purity and cheerfulness, alongside the sweet pea, which represents blissful pleasure.
Our take: Gerbera daisies are the showstopper version of April's birth flower — bold, colourful and universally loved. A hand-tied bouquet of pink, coral and cream gerberas from our birthday flowers collection is one of the most joyful gifts you can send.

May's birth flower is the delicate lily of the valley — sweetness, humility and the return of happiness in miniature bell-shaped blooms.
Our take: True lily of the valley is fleeting and fragile, so we interpret May with its elegant cousins: fragrant white lilies. An oriental lily arrangement in a vase fills a whole room with scent — graceful, timeless, and unmistakably May.

Birthday flowers for June are the easiest to love: June's birth flower is the rose, the universal symbol of love and passion.
Our take: Explore our premium rose bouquets — from classic reds to garden-style pastels. And because the number of roses carries its own message, read our guide to the meaning behind the number of roses, from 1 to 201. For a deep dive into June birthdays, see The Ultimate June Birth Flower Guide.

July birthday flowers are the water lily and the larkspur — grace, dignity and an open heart, in cool tones of white, blue and purple.
Our take: We honour the water lily with its regal relatives, the lilies, and echo larkspur's dreamy blues with hydrangeas. A blue hydrangea and white lily vase arrangement is a cool, serene antidote to July heat — and one of our most requested summer palettes.

August birthday flowers are the gladiolus and the poppy — strength of character, sincerity and bold imagination.
Our take: August calls for blooms with the same fearless energy, and nothing delivers it like sunflowers. A golden sunflower bouquet, or sunflowers mixed with orange roses and seasonal accents, radiates exactly the warmth August personalities are known for. See more warm-weather inspiration in our summer flower delivery guide.

The birth flower for September is the aster — a star-shaped bloom whose name comes from the Greek word for "star." Asters symbolise wisdom, love and faith, and were once believed to carry protective powers. September's second birth plant is the morning glory, representing affection and the beauty of each new day.
If you're choosing a flower for someone September-born, think star-shaped, charming and full of character:

• Gerbera daisies — the aster's close botanical cousins, with the same radiant star silhouette in every colour
• Purple and lilac tones — the classic September birth flower of the month palette, symbolising wisdom
• Delicate small blooms — chamomile-style accents and airy filler flowers that echo the aster's wildflower charm

Our take: A designer bouquet of gerberas, lilac roses and fine star-like accent flowers captures September beautifully — or send it as a round flower box for a polished, ready-to-display gift.

The october birth flower is the marigold — warm gold, amber and copper tones symbolising passion, creativity and the warmth of the sun. October's second flower of the month is the cosmos, representing harmony and peace.
October birthday flowers naturally lean into rich, glowing palettes — and even in tropical Singapore, that "autumn look" of oranges, rusts and deep pinks makes a bouquet feel wonderfully seasonal.
Our take: Orange and terracotta roses with warm-toned gerberas and textural accents create a radiant October arrangement. For cosmos lovers, we design softer versions in pink and white with airy greenery — romantic, light, and perfect in a vase.

Birthday flowers for November centre on the chrysanthemum — a bloom that across Asia symbolises longevity, joy and honesty, and in the language of flowers represents true friendship.
Our take: We weave chrysanthemum-style blooms into rich, textural november birthday flowers designs alongside roses and hydrangeas. And November holds a secret for flower lovers: it's also the start of peony season. If your November someone adores the Queen of Flowers, read why you must catch peony season before it fades and browse our peony collection while it lasts.

December's birth flowers are the narcissus and holly — hope, good fortune and festive celebration. And since December birthdays share the month with Christmas, the season's palette of deep reds, whites and lush greens is irresistible.
Our take: This is the month for red roses — rich, romantic and festive all at once — or a mixed arrangement with red and white blooms and seasonal greenery. For a birthday that embraces the season completely, explore our Christmas collection of festive bouquets and arrangements.

Singapore may not have four seasons, but seasonal flowers still matter — freshness, availability and price all follow global growing cycles. A few tips from our florists:

1. Follow the birth flower, adapt the variety. When a traditional birth flower is delicate or out of season, we design around blooms with the same look and meaning — so your bouquet stays fresh and beautiful longer. Peonies, for example, are gloriously seasonal: when they're available, order them; when they're not, garden roses carry the same romance.
2. Choose climate-hardy heroes. Roses, gerberas, sunflowers, hydrangeas, carnations and orchids handle Singapore's heat and humidity beautifully.
3. Pick the right format. A hand-tied bouquet for classic gifting, a vase arrangement or round flower box when you want the gift to arrive ready to display — no vase hunting required.
4. Order for the right day. Birth flowers make the most impact when they arrive on the birthday itself. Our free same-day delivery covers orders placed before 1pm, islandwide.

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Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the birth flower for September? The birth flower for September is the aster, with the morning glory as its secondary birth plant. Asters symbolise wisdom, love and faith — florists often echo their star shape with gerbera daisies and fine accent blooms.
What are the October birthday flowers? October's birth flowers are the marigold and the cosmos. Marigolds represent warmth and creativity, beautifully interpreted with orange roses and warm-toned arrangements.
What is the birthday flower for the month of January? January's birth flower is the carnation, symbolising love and devotion — a long-lasting bloom that's perfect for Singapore's climate.
Can I get birth flower bouquets delivered in Singapore? Yes — Flower Empire offers free islandwide delivery in Singapore, including same-day delivery for orders placed before 1pm. Our florists can design a bespoke bouquet, vase arrangement or flower box around any month's birth flower.
What if the exact birth flower isn't in season? Our florists design around seasonal flowers that share the birth flower's shape, colour or symbolism — gerbera daisies for April's daisy, lilies for May's lily of the valley, or premium roses year-round — so every bouquet is fresh, lush and long-lasting.

Every birthday deserves the flower it was born under. Order a bespoke birthday bouquet — or a vase or flower box arrangement — with free same-day delivery across Singapore.