Ancient Greeks tied this flower to the goddess Iris. Since Iris acted as a messenger between heaven and earth, one of her jobs was to guide the dead to their final resting place and forever home. Therefore, Greeks often used iris flowers at funerals and gravesites. By planting irises around a grave, people hoped to summon the goddess so she could help guide their loved ones to heaven.

The Greeks also viewed the iris flower as a symbol of clear and sophisticated communication.

Whether you know them as irises, flags, or the flowers of summer, these beautiful blooms rarely disappoint. You can find them brightening mixed flower bouquets, blooming in cottage gardens, and growing wild alongside country roads. And with so many different iris colors and varieties available, there’s one of these flowers for every person and occasion.

Not only are irises beautiful, but they are also associated with powerful meanings and symbolism. While the exact meaning varies depending on the location and color of the iris, this flower is associated with many positive feelings. Some of these meanings include faith, wisdom, and positive change.

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