19 September Birth Flower Tattoos That’ll Make You Want One Now
Isn't it kind of magical that we each have our own birth flowers? For September babies, it's aster and morning glory — two very different blooms that somehow feel perfectly balanced. One whispers change, the other shouts new beginnings, and together they make such a sweet tattoo idea. I rounded up a bunch of styles, from tiny, understated pieces to bold, colorful statements. Let’s poke around and see which one feels like you.
Delicate aster and morning glory (soft, fine-line vibes)
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If you want something quietly gorgeous, this upper-arm fine-line combo of aster and morning glory is a total winner. It’s elegant without being precious, and I love the symbolism — the aster for change and the morning glory for fresh starts. It’s like wearing a tiny reminder that reinvention is always possible.
Red morning glory that reads like a love note
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Imagine a morning glory winding from upper arm to forearm in fiery red — very eye-catching and very romantic. The red brings a passionate energy, so it’s perfect if you want your tattoo to speak about true love or a love you don’t hide. It’s bold, sweet, and a little bit daring — go ahead, wear your heart on your sleeve (literally).
Bright blue morning glory with delicate dotwork
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This forearm piece is all about that vivid blue and subtle dotwork that makes it pop. It’s flashy in a tasteful way and carries a gentle meaning — tenderness and inner calm. If you want a tattoo that feels like a little nudge to prioritize peace, this one’s calling your name.
Moody black-and-gray aster (deep and classic)
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There’s something timeless about black-and-gray work, and an aster in this style really brings out depth and meaning. The fine, delicate lines can feel like a quiet kind of wisdom — patience learned through experience. It’s a reminder that the rough patches eventually turn into something you can carry with grace.
Aster preserved under glass — protected love
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A purple aster tucked inside a glass dome gives major storybook energy. Purple asters are a symbol of unconditional love, and the dome reads as protection — like the idea of caring for something precious. If you want a tattoo that’s romantic but thoughtful, this one feels like a quiet promise.
Rosy magic — sweet ankle morning glories
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Tiny pink and purple morning glories on the ankle come off soft and whimsical. The dotwork gives it a little sparkle without being over the top. Pink for sweet, blossoming romance and purple for that deeper bond — together they say long-lasting love that’s cozy and real.
Cute, minimalist morning glory (small and strong)
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If you’re into minimalist pieces, this small morning glory mixes color with black-and-gray contrast so it’s subtle but meaningful. It’s a tiny pep talk on your skin: you’ve come this far and there’s still so much waiting for you. Low-key but powerful.
Purple aster with bold dotwork
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This purple aster goes big on dotwork, which makes the symbolism feel almost cinematic. It’s about spiritual growth and connecting with something bigger than yourself — the kind of piece that looks like it’s been living on your skin forever.
Morning glory with dotwork — a reminder of fleeting beauty
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Morning glories only bloom for a day, and that ephemerality is exactly what this design honors. The colors and dotwork celebrate the short-lived, beautiful moments in life and nudge you to appreciate the people and places that make it sweet.
Classic black-and-gray aster — purity and honesty
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A simple black-and-gray aster can be strikingly sincere. Asters are tied to purity and honesty, so this style works if you want something that reminds you to stay true — to yourself and others. Quiet, thoughtful, and real.
Aster with lettering — make it personal
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Add a name or a phrase and that aster immediately becomes personal. Put someone else’s name on it and it’s a dedication; put your own and it’s a little ode to who you are. Either way, lettering turns the floral into a story.
Purple morning glory — joyful and vibrant
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Purple morning glories shout celebration — they’re about joyful moments and the people who made them happen. The color is gorgeous and uplifting, so if you want something that feels both pretty and meaningful, this one’s a match.
Red aster — bold passion for the calf or leg
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Red asters on the calf make a statement. They speak to passion and intense emotions — perfect if you want your tattoo to feel like a bold reminder that even through hard times, there’s beauty and intensity worth honoring.
Blue aster with lettering — gentle self-acceptance
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A blue aster with a little text reads like a quiet promise to be gentle with yourself. It encourages self-acceptance, recognizing mistakes without harsh judgment. A soft, healing kind of ink.
Morning glories on the moon — hopeful and dreamy
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A crescent moon decorated with morning glories is equal parts dreamy and earnest. It feels like hope written in ink — a little nudge to keep dreaming and to remember that, with belief, pretty wild things can happen.
Simple black morning glory — minimalist strength
Credit: shazztattoos
This one proves elegance really can hide in simplicity. A black-ink morning glory in clean lines feels resilient and calm — a quiet stamp of strength you can carry through the day.
Tiny micro aster — small but mighty
Credit: sonshine.tatt
If subtlety is your vibe, a micro aster in warm red-orange hues is a sweet, tiny reminder of your power. Small tattoo, big meaning — an encouraging little emblem for whatever you’re up against.
Hand-piece morning glory — realistic and a little daring
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A realistic morning glory on the hand is a bold choice and it looks beautiful — bright, intricate, and slightly mysterious. If you want attention and artistry, this placement does the job.
Purple aster + blue morning glory — quiet peace
Credit: inkynas
This more discreet combo blends purple aster and blue morning glory into a soft statement about emotional serenity. It’s low-key, calming, and feels like an invitation to open your heart gently.
Wrap-Up
Anyway, whether you’re into tiny, hidden pieces or bold, colorful statements, aster and morning glory offer so much room to make something that feels totally you. If one of these sparked an idea, jot it down, Pinterest it, or bring it to your artist and see where it goes. And if you do get one, promise to send a picture — I love seeing how people make these designs their own.
Robert McNeal
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