Color Palettes

June birth flowers: Rose & Honeysuckle

The June birth flowers are the rose and the honeysuckle. Here is what each one means, the colors that go with them, and gift and tattoo ideas.

June birth flowerRoseLove · Passion · Beauty
June birth flowerHoneysuckleDevoted affection · Lasting bonds
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Rose meaning

The rose is the world's best-known symbol of love. Red roses say passionate love, pink roses gratitude and admiration, yellow roses friendship and white roses new beginnings.

Symbolism: Love, passion, beauty.

Honeysuckle meaning

Honeysuckle climbs and twines, with sweet-smelling tubular flowers loved by hummingbirds and bees. It stands for devoted affection and lasting bonds.

Symbolism: Devoted affection, lasting bonds.

Gift and tattoo ideas

June babies have rose and honeysuckle as their birth flowers. For a birthday, a bouquet with both flowers, or a card in their colors, makes a thoughtful gift. Birth flower tattoos often pair the two blooms on one stem, sometimes with the names or birth months of children or partners. You can also combine the birth flowers of the whole family in one bouquet with the free bouquet maker below.

June birth flower color palettes

Rose colors
Honeysuckle colors
June bouquet

Birth flowers by month

JanuaryCarnation & SnowdropFebruaryViolet & PrimroseMarchDaffodil & JonquilAprilDaisy & Sweet peaMayLily of the valley & HawthornJuneRose & HoneysuckleJulyLarkspur & Water lilyAugustGladiolus & PoppySeptemberAster & Morning gloryOctoberMarigold & CosmosNovemberChrysanthemumDecemberNarcissus & Holly
Color palettes: Rose & Honeysuckle
Color palettes: Rose & Honeysuckle

Frequently asked questions

What is the June birth flower?

June has two birth flowers: the rose and the honeysuckle. The rose stands for love, passion, beauty. The honeysuckle stands for devoted affection, lasting bonds.

What colors go with the June birth flowers?

Use the petal colors (#D7263D, #F3D98B) with the leaf green #4F7A3A and a soft white. The palettes on this page are ready to copy for cards, invitations, nails and home decor.

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