As autumn settles in and the days grow shorter, November celebrates one of the most iconic fall blooms; chrysanthemums. Known for their rich colors, full petals, and variety, mums symbolize joy, friendship, and longevity. They make the the perfect November birth flower.

The Meaning Behind Chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemums have a long, meaningful history across cultures. In Japan, they’re a symbol of happiness and the imperial family, while in the U.S. they represent cheerfulness and gratitude. Their ability to bloom well into late fall makes them a powerful symbol of resilience and optimism, fitting for anyone born in November.

Chrysanthemums Varieties & Colors

From classic button mums to spider and viking varieties, chrysanthemums offer endless design possibilities. Their color palette ranges from warm golds and oranges to deep burgundies and purples, bringing the cozy feeling of fall into any bouquet or centerpiece. Pairing them with seasonal greenery, dahlias, or ranunculus creates texture and dimension that’s ideal for November weddings and events. Chrysanthemums make a wonderful dahlia dupe for when their season ends. In addition to them being a hardy bloom, they are also available all year round!

  DIY Uses for Chrysanthemums

For DIY brides and floral enthusiasts, chrysanthemums are both budget-friendly and long-lasting. You could use them in Fall centerpieces for Thanksgiving gatherings or a birthday bouquet for November celebrations. Alternatively, a seasonal arrangement mixed with rustic accents like wheat or eucalyptus make a perfect excuse to use mums!

At Blooms by the Box, we offer fresh wholesale chrysanthemums available by the bunch so you can design like a pro. Whether you’re creating birthday bouquets or autumn inspired floral decor. Browse our selection of viking mums, cushions mums, and spider mums to celebrate November’s flower in all it’s seasonal beauty.

Shop wholesale chrysanthemums today and bring warmth, texture, and lasting color to your floral designs.

Derian has worked in many facets of the floral industry, with over 10 years experience in everything from flower arranging to wedding and party planning, She loves to experiment in elements of flower design, color, and texture and is always looking for the latest trends in wedding bouquets.

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