Generally, the Lilac represents the joy of youth, the innocence of love, and the purity of emotion. The color of the Lilac also plays a significant role in its symbolism. A white Lilac symbolizes purity and innocence, while a purple Lilac signifies first love.
Lilacs actually hold a place in Greek mythology as well. It was believed that the god of forests and fields, Pan, was desperately in love with a wood nymph called Syringa. His love was unrequited and the nymph hid from him in the forest by turning herself into a lilac.
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