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Bomboniera Catalogue  >  Symbolic Wheat Bouquets  >  Napoli Calla Lily and Wheat Favor

Napoli Calla Lilies with Wheat, 10"

Napoli Calla Lilies with Wheat, 10"

The Napoli Calla Lily Bouquet is a composition of two white callas, peach tipped rosettes, a baby's breath sprig on wheat and tied with a personalized ribbon. Order min. 12

Napoli Deluxe
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With five sugared almonds. Personalization in gold. Order min. 12. Use text box to give names and event date.
  $5.75

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Wheat is rich with symbolism, connecting people to culture, tradition and even religion...

In ancient Greek, Roman and Christian times, a bride might be showered with grains of wheat for fertility.

Because of its association with the cycles of harvest, wheat is a symbol of birth, life and resurrection.

In Christianity, wheat represents the generosity of God to humankind, as the body of Christ in the Eucharist.