For a nameday nothing can lead joy more than a floreal gift.
This composition with sunflowers will be surely a perfect gift.
It will be in a good mood to the person who is feted.
Variations of tonality are various, so it is impossible that the same person could be receive the same bunch.

Alstroemeria
This plant takes name from Baron Klas Von Alstroemer, who first took seed in Europe from south America. From original regions derives also the common name Peruvian Lily,Incas Lily or Andes Lily where it's considered the symbol of victory of Good against evil and it's protagonist of many tribal rituals and festive cerimonials.

Anemone
Anemone is a fragile flower; its petals are taken away by the first puff of air. It symbolizes the ephemeral, the abandonment and the precariousness of a fleeting love. In the Ovidio's mytholigical fable, Anemone is born from Adonis' blood, wounded by a wild boar.

Bocca di leone
Its name derives from its likeness that remind the mouth or the nose of a lion. During the middle ages girls adorned herself with this flowers to refuse no-like suitors. For this reason it's associated to indifference and disinterestedness.

Delphinum
Synonimous with pureness and innocence due to its candour (if yellow, it means falseness). It alludes to wives, unsullied flower, to become symbol of Mary. Heraldry emblem of France's monarchs.

Gerbera
Also called daisy of Transvaal (southern Africa), Gerbera belongs to the family of Compositae. Yellow, red and orange are the well-known colours. This flower is linked to love and compassion.

Giglio
The lily is native is native of Balkan peninsula and Asia. It's a white and pure flower and for this reason it's symbol of purity, for Christians in particular. S.Giuseppe is often represented with a stick and white lilies. The lily is also the symbol of city of Florence. Mythology tells that lily was born from a milk drop fallen from breast of Juno while she breast-food Hercules. So its meaning is purity and chastity.

Girasole
The sunflower is symbol of devotion of lover for his darling, because of its circular movement that follows sun. It has ancient origins: in northern America remains of this flower date back to 3000 years before Christ. American Indians considered it a sacred plant because it has numerous uses. In Perù it is emblem of sun god. Sunflower was loved by the king Luigi XIV (Sun King) during the victorian age in Great Britain; it was painted on clothes, engraved in wood, forged in metal. Oscar Wilde wanted the sunflower as the symbol of an aesthetic movement founded by himself. In Italy, poets like Montale and D'Annunzio have praised it in their lines. Van Gogh often painted sunflowers.

Iris
Iris takes its name by its corolla. It is associated to rainbow for its irridescent colours. Although it was splendid and easily identifiable, it is often confused with lily. The french lily, for example, is an iris. Story tells that Luigi VII (French King) wanted this flower as his emblem because he had fought a battle in a field if iris. Population called it "Fleur de Louis" but became "fleur de lys", that is lily flower. Italian people commit the same mistake: indeed the botanical name of lyli of Florence is Iris Florentina. This flower conveys positive messages: it means "good news" or "new things" and it can be present for a wish. Be carefull to yellow iris: it means "I burn with passion for you".