Sending The Right Roses?
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and what better way to show your love and affection than by sending roses? Roses have been a symbol of love and romance for centuries and choosing the right color and type of roses can send a powerful message. Whether it’s a classic bouquet of red roses or a unique combination of colors, here’s a guide to help you send the right roses this Valentine’s Day.
“A rose speaks of love silently in a language known only to the heart.”
-Unknown
Red Roses
Red roses are the most popular choice for Valentine’s Day and are synonymous with love, passion, and romance. A bouquet of a dozen red roses is the perfect way to tell someone how much you love them.
Yellow roses
Yellow roses are associated with joy and friendship, and a bouquet of yellow roses with red tips can symbolize friendship blooming into love. If you’re looking to send a message of happiness and positivity, yellow roses are a great choice.
White roses
White roses are often referred to as the bridal flower and symbolize purity, loyalty, and innocence. If you’re looking to send a message of everlasting love and commitment, white roses are a great option.
Pink roses
Pink roses come in different shades and each shade conveys a different message. Light pink roses express fondness and sympathy, while dark pink roses express gratitude and appreciation. If you’re looking to send a message of gratitude and love, choose a bouquet of dark pink roses.
Purple roses
Purple roses are a symbol of enchantment and love at first sight. If you’re looking to make a grand gesture of love, purple roses are a great option.
Blue roses
Blue roses symbolize fantasy and the unattainable and are a unique and creative way to express your feelings of love and admiration.
A mix of colored roses can convey a unique and meaningful message. A mix of red and white roses represents unity, while a mix of yellow and red roses symbolizes happiness. A bouquet of all colors conveys the message “You mean everything to me.”
A single-stemmed rose says, “I Love You,” while two roses intertwined represent an engagement. Any other single rose means “Thank You.”
Conclusion
Sending the right roses on Valentine’s Day can make your gift even more special. Consider the color, type, and arrangement of the roses you choose to send a powerful message of love and affection. Whether you’re sending a classic bouquet of red roses, or a unique mix of colors, your thoughtfulness, and effort will not go unnoticed.
