Hi dear @Jewel-2691 thank you for the comment. Did you mean the first flower?
Interesting post as always @Sophia_Cambodia ! The first flower, ripen banana flower, is used for death ceremony here. We put on the grave along with other flowers after the ceremony is over. For Jasmine, mostly we use it for traditional wedding ceremony accessories. Thanks for sharing this great story and photos!
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I see, perhaps they are abundance in your place @NunungAfuah Here, I rarely see people plant
the ripen banana flowers. Jasmine is common, they are for religious ceremony and cultural things, either in the wedding or blessings ceremony.
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It is interesting to learn that you use them for the funeral @NunungAfuah this is unknown to me.
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Ah @Sophia_Cambodia I forgot to mention that here in Javanese culture (I live in Java island), we have 7 fragrance flowers (bunga tujuh rupa ) in many ceremonial events. For traditional wedding, people held showering with 7 fragrance flowers as part of the ceremony as well. In modern day, we could see these 7 fragrance flowers for showering in several fancy hotels in Bali.
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I saw that mixed of flowers used for the blessing ritual in the wedding ceremony too but I did not know it has to be 7 fragrance flowers. I thought they are mixed of color for beautifulness so often they mixed colors instead of fragrance, for example: yellow, red, orange, purple white. Now, I understood this is probably influenced by Javanese culture [according to history, some period of time we had Java coming] but we did not take it well @NunungAfuah and perhaps because we can not find 7 fragrance flowers so we mix colors instead
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Oh yeah, @Sophia_Cambodia I once read history about Javanese King stayed in Cambodia. We have Javanese Script as well. I think Cambodia has one too right? This is interesting! Asian culture has many similarities!
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Interesting, huh @NunungAfuah I have no idea about the script. There are many of them from before Angkorian period , Angkorian period and after…
அன்பு @Sophia_Cambodia 
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நல்ல பூக்கள்,
அழகிய படங்கள் ,.
கம்போடியா இந்து கலாசார தொடர்பு அதிகம் உள்ள நாடு… முக்கியமாக தமிழர் நாகரிகம் அதிகம்.
தமிழ் கோயில்களில் தெய்வங்களுக்கு வழி பாட்டு
பூக்கள் பலவற்றில்
மனோரஞ்சிதம் (படம் -1)
முக்கியமான ஒன்று.
முல்லை (படம் -2)
மரமல்லி (படம் -3).
மிக அதிக மணம் உள்ள பூக்கள்., நூறு மீட்டர் சுற்றளவு
மணம் பரப்பக் கூடியவை .
Names in English.
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Manoranjidham
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Mullai
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Maramalli,
Is the Tamil language pounce.
நல்ல பதிவு. 
Also see my posts.
Thanks.
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Very interesting, thank you for sharing these important inputs @Theenan you are right, we have been influenced by Hindu culture and custom 
Amiga @Sophia_Cambodia después de leer las dos publicaciones, vuelvo a escribir hermosas fotografías de preciosas flores.
Te dejo un par de fotos de, una de las dos, plantas de orquídeas que tengo en mi terraza, no tengo ni jardín ni patio, muchas macetas con suculentas para tener algo verde ya que no tengo tierra para plantar.
La flor de banana madura se ve muy bien.
Acá tenemos un jazmín parecido al de la foto, llamado “del país”, pero las flores mucho más pequeñas, pero si tienen un exquisito aroma.
Me encantaron ambas publicaciones, gracias por compartirlas.
Saludos desde Uruguay 
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I have not seen the photos you said you shared @CAAG1959 yes, these photos are beautiful and I have a lot more to share.
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No sé que pasó con las fotos, creo que estaba medio dormido. Ahora sí te mando las de las orquídeas.
Disculpas por el error.
Saludos desde Uruguay
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Some flowers are known to me @Sophia_Cambodia
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Thank you for sending them over, look lovely @CAAG1959 they are from my collection. The first two photos are from the wild. The rest is from the orchards, where they reserve these flowers.
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Please share with us here @NasimJoy
Hola @Sophia_Cambodia gracias por tu comentario, exagerado para mi. Las fotos que publicaste, realmente son hermosas, que formas y colores, que colores, imagino que en tu País, el factor climático debe favorecer esas variedades de un especie tan grande.
Como extraño el contacto con la tierra, vivo cerca de costa, pero en en medio del cemento. Mi casa de veraneo, también cerca de la costa, pero el suelo de arena.
Gracias por compartirlas.
Saludos desde Uruguay
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Thank you @CAAG1959 that’s why I am here to share with you for what you don’t have or have never seen before. You are right, we have so many things, tropical plants and fruits and vegetables that cannot be found in your place or anywhere else. We have favorable temperature that allow them to grow well!
Yes, you are always welcome,
Greetings @Sophia_Cambodia
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