Two superstitions I know of are:
1) It is considered bad luck to give actors a bouquet of flowers BEFORE a performance. They should be given afterwards.
2) It's bad luck to use real flowers onstage during a performance.
This phrase refers to the idea that the rain in April helps flowers bloom, which leads to a beautiful display of flowers in June. The mention of June brides suggests that many weddings take place in June when the flowers are in full bloom, creating a picturesque backdrop for the celebrations. It's a whimsical way of highlighting the beauty and joy that the changing seasons bring.
This saying suggests that rainy weather in April (April showers) helps to bring about the blooming of flowers in May (May flowers). It symbolizes the idea that hardship or challenges can lead to positive outcomes or new opportunities.
The month traditionally associated with showers is April. This saying comes from the phrase "April showers bring May flowers," highlighting the transition from the rainy weather of April to the blooming flowers of May.
Yes, it is appropriate to bring flowers to a wake as a gesture of sympathy and support for the family of the deceased. Common choices include muted and neutral colors such as white, cream, or pastels. It is also considerate to consider the customs and preferences of the family or the specific cultural practices surrounding wakes.
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Don't Bring Flowers was created on 2009-08-23.
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They bring the pollen to other flowers.
April showers bring May flowers.
Absolutly.
March winds bring April showers to grow the May flowers for June chicken pie
April showers bring May flowers!
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