Bloomin Bouquet
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Choose from a range of colours with different meanings ensuring everyone can be a part of Valentines Days this year .
Red Roses
Most of us are familiar with what the red rose means, having been used across cultures to represent love and romance for centuries.
The meaning of red roses is universally understood to be love and passion. However, even within red roses there are rose colour meanings to be explored. A deep red rose is sometimes thought to mean that you are ready for commitment, and can symbolise a deeper bond than lighter coloured red roses which are said to symbolise passion and desire.
Pink roses
The meaning of pink roses is gratitude and admiration. They’re the perfect choice for the people you appreciate most, like your friends, siblings or teachers. Pink roses can also represent femininity and elegance, which makes them perfect for events like engagement parties, proms and baby showers for a baby girl.
As with red roses, pink rose symbolism can vary with hot pink expressing recognition and appreciation and lighter pink being used to symbolise grace and joy as well as gratitude.
Peach Roses
The meaning of peach roses is gratitude. But, they can also mean sincerity and genuineness of your feelings. So, if you’re looking for a thank you gift, then look no further! They’re also commonly used to celebrate work related news like a promotion, a new business deal or a job offer as they can be a sign of loyalty. And, since their lovely tone and pale colour matches lots of interiors, you can’t go wrong when buying peach roses for yourself or someone else!
Yellow Roses
The meaning of yellow roses is warmth and happiness. This comes as no surprise as their bright, sunny colour can instantly put a smile on anyone's face!
They’re commonly known as a friendship flower because of all the joy they give, and a yellow rose bouquet is also thought to represent the joy that friend gives. It’s a lovely way to say “you make me very happy”.
Interestingly, during Victorian times the yellow rose used to symbolise jealousy however that rose meaning is long gone and now it’s a universal symbol for pure and abundant joy.
White Roses
The meaning of white roses is purity and grace. Perhaps that’s why they’re such popular wedding flowers as they symbolise young love and eternal loyalty. The colour white can also be representative of fresh beginnings and a pure, clear path which makes white flowers them the ideal flower for weddings and unions.
It’s important to note though that the white rose meaning differs to the ivory rose meaning, although they are very similar in colour. Ivory roses mean purity and grace, but also thoughtfulness. They are devoid of romantic meaning, which makes them a great friendship flower vs the white rose meaning which is much more romantic and passionate.