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The mistletoe hung in the castle hall,
the holy branch shone on the old oak wall”
–-- Thomas Haynes Bayly.
Since ages mistletoe has been celebrated as one of the romantic flowers to illustrate your deep passion for that special someone. Kissing under the shades of the mistletoe tree has been an important part of the Christmas tradition in many of the countries. The mystical luster of mistletoes with its entire sheen and romance has redefined the concept of “celebrating love”.
What best can utter your passionate yearning for those healing kisses from your beloved than that of the twinkling glimmer of the mistletoes? Whether it the rich- red- ruddy beauty, the purple polish or the white patina of the varied species of mistletoe, it is the much understated delicate brilliancy of the mistletoe bloom which articulates your yearning “Kiss me” in the most elegant way. “Deep affection”, an undying passion – that is what the mistletoe stands for, is just the right flower for your sweetheart to whisper into her ears “You are gorgeous! I love you! “Let this magical flower spread the message of love secretly on this valentine day—Let the romance of this flower murmur softly “Let me kiss you” – let mistletoe symbolize your eternal love for that special someone.
Since the long gone era mistletoe has been reckoned as one of the most revered and romantic plants of European myths. Considered as one of the mystical plant to bequeath life, mistletoe still stands as the emblem of fertility, love, warmth and affection and is regarded as an aphrodisiac.
Mistletoe spreads its magic during the winter and in the season of fall. The bright red flower kisses the woodland whilst bringing back the very pulse of life amidst the drab- grey- wintry frosts. Allied with its traditional folklore, with its effervescent shimmer mistletoe, unfolds the saga of love; unfurls the yarn of falling in love whilst celebrating the ecstasy of the passionate feeling for that sweet someone.
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