Carnations get a bad wrap as the cheap flower, but they are beautiful. You have so many color options and they tattoo beautifully.

Roses are red, violets are blue, If you're born in Febrary, you should get this tattoo!

Daffodil's are the first sign of Spring and their bright yellow petals brighten up the lingering greyness of the previous season. Also, they look cool, so if you're born in March,

this would be cute AF.

You've got such a cute flower! Sweat peas are little pink blossoms that look feminine and fun.

This negative space lily of the valley tattoo is so striking. Whether you were born in May or not, this is an excellent style choice for any floral tattoo.

For June, you have honeysuckle and rose as your birth flower options. Since we've seen so many rose tattoos, we wanted to highlight an options for a lovely honeysuckle vine.

Water lilies look great in color, black and grey, geometric outline, or as part of a whole pond scene. Who wouldn't want a lovely reminder of flowers in a peaceful

lake? This is definitely not a tattoo you grow out of.

You might only remember poppies from the Wizard of Oz as the flower that makes everybody pass out. But the bright red makes for beautiful tattoos and is a great, unique

flower.

Though these look great in black and white, the color pops so nicely and the shape of Morning Glories can fit anywhere on the body.

To be real, we'd never heard of a calendula before, but we definitely recognize these bright yellow buds. This super realistic tattoo is a great way to show off your

birth flower.

November girls, you guys get the hardest to spell flower, but also a very popular one for tattoos. You'll have no trouble finding an artist who's super excited to give

you this birth month ink.

Holly goes perfectly with the big holiday month of December. If you're worried about it looking a little too "Christmas-y" for your taste, get it in black and grey and

it looks like a lovely vine or geometric pattern.