When it comes to floral arrangements, there is almost always a significant focus on Christmas decorations. Many of the colours and symbolism associated with traditional Christmas flowers have significant connotations in Christian theology: Poinsettia - Poinsettias represent Christmas best. Red, white, and pink poinsettia bracts make the plant attractive. Most believe the bract's star shape represents the Star of Bethlehem, which guided the Three Kings to Jesus. Poinsettia's red and white leaves symbolise Christ's blood and innocence, respectively. Holly - Holly's crimson berries and green foliage symbolise the season's two favourite colours. A holly bush's red berries symbolise Jesus' blood, while its pointed green leaves symbolise his crown of thorns. Christmas Rose - Madelon, a young shepherdess, and the Christmas Rose are linked. As Madelon cried, an angel appeared. The angel cleared snow to reveal white flowers with pink tips while comforting Madelon. Madelon gave this bouquet to the infant, starting the Christmas Rose tradition.