Roses are the number one gift for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries and birthdays. They denote intentions of love, friendship, sympathy, and desire. Roses come in a variety of hues from natural or hybrid bushes. The color of each bloom symbolizes a different feeling or intention.
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Red is the most popular rose color. Its deep crimson petal symbolizes deep sensations of love and passion. Respect is also represented by the red rose, stating its love is stronger than thorns. Presenting a red rose shows serious commitment in a relationship and the promise of deeper emotions. Red roses mixed with white embodies harmony in the relationship. Yellow roses intertwined with red means a celebration of the relationship.
Coral roses are the flower of lust and desire. No permanent relationship is announced by this bouquet. A strong sensual attraction is what the coral rose is relaying. Combined with red, these flowers suggest a hot, passionate, long-term relationship. Orange blooms suggest enthusiasm for developing love. The receiver of orange roses can anticipate a deeper, meaningful relationship on the horizon. Lilac roses implies that the sender has fallen in “love at first sight.” According to Teleflora, the lilac rose is the perfect Valentine Blossom.
White roses convey humility and innocence. The white rose is found in many a bridle bouquet due to these qualities of virginal purity. Yellow roses once meant jealousy, today they are considered the friendship flower. New mothers, newlyweds and those to be congratulated are perfect beneficiaries of a vase of yellow blooms.
Pink roses are the sign of femininity, grace and gratitude. Deeper shades reflect upon appreciation, while the paler petals are intended for gentleness and admiration. Small, light pink buds are often given as a gift for the arrival of a baby girl. The color shows appreciation and joy to the parents.
If the recipient receives a dead rose, no matter the color, the relationship is over. This unwanted sign of closure is surprisingly popular. The symbolism is straight forward and hard to miss. A single red rose means, “I love you,” without breaking the bank. It is also an appropriate gift for a first date. A single rose of any color states, “thank you.” Two roses entwined at the stem indicates an impending engagement.
Whatever the symbol, roses are a beautiful declaration of love, appreciation and friendship. They show celebration at weddings and mourning at funerals. Most benefactors of roses are not aware of their symbolic properties. If looking for love and receiving a yellow rose, accept it with gratitude.
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