Here’s more about love symbols
Love has no limitations. Its vastness cannot be described. It is a great feeling, which is made more beautiful by love symbols. These symbols also have some religious significance. They usher in moments of happiness. These love symbols carry great importance, when attached either to a Christmas gift or to a valentine gift.
Let’s discuss something in brief about these love symbols.
Dolphins- it is added in the list because of the prevailing belief that Greek goddess of love took the form of dolphin. So, Greek people symbolise Dolphin for its love and grandeur. The two swam, facing each other also signify love between the two. As per the verses of Christian verses, it is believed that Virgin Mary is associated with swan and Virgin Mary signifies purity. So, if anyone sends you a swan, it means that he/she loves you and it is characterized by beauty and elegance.
Horse- this symbol of love is well known for his power. It is believed that horse goddess is full of love and fertility. Not only this, but it also represents warmth and affection. Chinese zodiac also believes it to be the strongest animal on earth. So, if you find picture of horse inscribed on your gift, it mean life long companionship.
Star fish and lady Bug- these are commonly used love symbols. It is believed that if a lady bug is released from its capture, it will immediately fly to its lover. Both the starfish and the lady bug have their own significance.
Some romantic love symbols
Hearts- Two pink or red hearts have been the most common symbol of love. It suggests passion and strong emotions. It is known since 15th century that heart has been associated with romantic love. It is commonly used on St. Valentine day card, gifts and boxes. Heart has been recognized a symbol of joy, charity and compassion. It symbolizes a vessel in which love is poured or carried.
Eros or Cupid- According to the Greek mythology, Eros was the deity, who arises from Chaos. Cupid, born out from the union of Ares and Aphrodite, stands for the representation of great force of desire. He, the son of Venus, is represented by winged boy with a mischievous smile.
Apple- It is a symbol of fertility, ecstasy and abundance. The root of this symbol again lies in Greek history. The Greek god of wine, Dionysus, offered apple to Aphrodite and win her love. Even, Gais supply them to Hera, signifying love and union. Moreover, apple stands for feminine love and beauty.
Red rose- It stands for deep love and emotions and is one of the commonly used symbols in day to day life. Red roses in the form of floral gifts, constitutes the main gift on the occasion of valentine day. It is regarded as one of the most popular love symbols.
Apart from those mentioned above, there are many more symbols of love such as maple leaf, harp, shell triangle, etc... Each and every of them has their own significance in the field of love.
