A major part in Mexican festivals, religious ceremonies, and family gatherings is played by flowers. Parades, church decorations, weddings and traditional events are made with bright parades such as marigold, rose, bougainvillea or lilies. In Día de los Muertos,mexican flower take on a particular significance as a symbol of remembrance and celebration of life. The use of flowers in Mexico is a combination of its native and Spanish traditions, resulting in vibrant and expressive displays of color that incorporate elements of joy, spirituality, and community.