Birthdays are celebrated in a variety of ways. There are some who would like to have it simply by being with the immediate family and eat at a restaurant or at home. There are some who would like to celebrate it extravagantly by throwing out a party at a bar, a restaurant or a large venue to accommodate a number of guests. 

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Regardless of how one would like to have this once in a year celebration, birthday flowers can add vibrance and liveliness of the occasion.

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Not all may be aware but traditionally there are flowers that symbolize each birth month, otherwise known as a "birth month flower". Here's how it goes:

January - usually carnation

February - either primrose, violet or iris

March - usually daffodil

April - either daisy or sweet pea

May - usually lily of the valley

June - either honeysuckle or rose

July - either larkspur or water lily

August - either gladiolus or poppy

September - either morning glory, aster or myosotis

October - either marigold or calendula

November - either crysanthemum or peony

December - either narcisuss, holly or poinsettia