Like Tom’s, it was wrapped in three white heathers, for Tom she had branches of a bay laurel tree with the leaves and little white flowers representing ambition, success and renown. All of which she wanted for his husband with his quest to save the Magical world. She had two bouquets, one for each Harry and Hermione, they had white lilac flowers representing youthful innocence which she wanted to preserve like her husband but they also meant confidence. She wanted them to continue to walk with their heads held high and follow their dreams. The last flower was oxeye daisy, representing patience. Something the twins would need desperately as they braved the halls of Hogwarts, facing down Dumbledore and his blind followers. She allowed her love for her two precious children to pour out into the bouquets before dropping them into the fire.