Red is the symbol of love and passion and is known as the lover's rose. No surprises there, right?
White is known as the bridal rose. It represents humility, purity and innocence. It symbolizes truth and sends a message of loyalty.
And the Yellow Rose of Texas represents friendship, joy and caring. It conveys warmth, gladness and affection.
Pink symbolizes gentility (I didn't even know that was a word, did you?), femininity, elegance and refinement. But the meaning can vary depending on the hue. A pale shade signifies grace and gentleness, admiration and happiness, while a deep pink conveys gratitude and appreciation.
Orange symbolizes enthusiasm and desire. Orange roses are a great way to express admiration and attraction - with an underlying message of passion and excitement. Oooh, how mysterious. Forget the red roses, Show Me the Orange Roses! They sound so much more fun and exciting.
Lilac and Purple roses are a great Valentine flower as they send a message of love at first sight. They symbolize enchantment, desire and even proceeding cautiously.
So, there you have it. And, if you are really feeling frisky or adventurous, you can mix the colors up a bit to send a mixed message. And yes, this is one time where sending mixed messages is actually OK!
Happy Valentines Day!
