The Color Of The Rose Has A Meaning. Don’t Accidentally Send The Wrong Message This Valentine’s Day!
The flower of choice for Valentine's Day is without a doubt the rose. The rose symbolizes many different things and the color of the rose you chose to give to someone on Valentine's Day reveals a lot about how you feel about them. If you're planning on giving roses as a symbol of something this Valentine's Day - make sure you send the right color and the right message!
Here are a few of the most common colors of roses and their meanings from ProFlowers.com:
Thinkstock Red Rose
love - romance
Thinkstock Pink Rose
gratitude - appreciation
Thinkstock White Rose
new beginnings - spiritual - marriage - purity - innocence
Thinkstock Orange Rose
passion - enthusiasm - desire
Thinkstock Yellow Rose
friendship - joy - good health
Thinkstock Lavender Rose
love at first sight
Thinkstock Black Rose
death - farewell
(these are artificially created)