Sunflower: Happiness: The sunflower conjures the sun- the principal symbol of life and joy.  The poppy is a bright emblem of imagination and pleasure. Wildflowers are lighthearted and free.

Dove:Goodwill:  The dove symbolizes peace to many cultures.  To Hindus, the dove represents freedom of the spirit and in ancient Greece, it meant love.  Christianity shows the dove with an olive branch signifying peace.  The dove carries berries and leaves to express universal goodwill.

Autumn: Hope:  Autumn is the season of preparation for renewal and rebirth.  The Celts believed the acorn was the essences of life and immortality.  The dandelion represents faithfulness and happiness; its puffball (or dandelion seeds) clown into the wind by nature and countless children, spread new life and wishes for the future.

Butterfly: Circle of Life:  Butterflies go through several life stages by live briefly, serving as a poignant metaphor for life, death and rebirth.  The Butterflies shown here are the California Sister (dark one) and the Great Spangled Fritillary (the orange and black one)

Balloons:Celebration:  Balloons and confetti released into the air and thrown about show the liberation of the soul and feeling of triumph.

Angel: Comfort: Angels have existed as a divine messenger in the beliefs of many cultures: the ancient Samarians, Babylonians, Egyptians, the Greeks and Romans. In Christianity, they serve as protectors and guides to humans through all life's challenges and beyond.