Invitation - Orange Pansy
The name, pansy, is a derivation of the French word "pensee" which literally translates to "thought". In his play, MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Shakespeare chose a concoction of pansy juice as a love potion. In Victorian times, a small bouquet of pansies meant, "Think of me." Some believe the pansy to be a charmed flower of telepathic magic, claiming that attending the plucked flower you could hear a lover's thoughts. The pansy is also thought to have the power to strengthen one's memory, which could be used to remember all the "common" names for pansies: "heart's ease", "three faces under a hood", "flame flower", "jump up and kiss me", and "Johnny jump ups". In addition to all of that, pansies also have an impressive floriography, symbolizing pleasant thoughts, merriment and thoughtful reflection. This glorious, sunset-colored bloom seems delicately ruffled. Thought by many to resemble little faces, this beauty is seems to almost be sporting both a "beard" and "mustache". The gradient background is spectacularly subtle . . . a gradient of pale "creamsicle" over a solid layer of "cream", paying homage to the yellow and orange hues of this gorgeous flower. Be sure to personalize and customize the information on the back of this stunning invitation.
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