Aren't they such a welcome sight after the dormant winter months? Although white is technically not a colour, it's a welcome sign of lie; adding some gorgeous delicate new growth to the landscape.
It is traditionally considered unlucky to bring snowdrops inside the house as they can represent death - I read that somewhere- but presumably that is because they are seen prolifically in churchyards.  I did get down and stoop  and wobble in an attempt to sniff a bunch in bloom. It is surprisingly hard to get your nose that low without knees touching the deck. Alas, I can report back that I couldn't smell anything. I shall persist.

Oh they're such a joy to behold. The pricks of yellow (are they aconites?) make an even more delightful sight.

A church display; elegant simplicity. When (if, to be realistic) our garden bulbs flower I might hope to display some in a similiar way.

Get out and see some for yourself. If in doubt, they are almost certainly some in a churchyard. Besides, half the fun is in the hunting.
Sophie