In about a month is the most outspoken day for flowers; Valentine’s Day. Many people will declare their love this day and this will often happen with flowers. Flowers can also make the message clearer with their meanings. So pay attention to when selecting a beautiful bunch or bouquet, you transfer the right message. Red roses Red roses stand for love, passion and desire. Deep, warm feelings you expressed by giving a bunch of red roses. Preferably with a long handle, because the length of the stem says something about how deep the feelings are with you. A large forest long-stemmed roses stands for a deep-rooted love. Pink roses Happiness, pleasure and appreciation, but also admire his emotions that go with a bouquet of pink roses. With a big bunch of pink roses you tell someone that you think their elegant or stylish, or that you admire this person. Yellow roses A sunny yellow rose represents joy, happiness, friendship, or cheerfulness. Therefore extremely suitable for pleasant events, such as a birth, wedding or birthday. A yellow rose is therefore less suitable for Valentines Day. Depending on the type of relationship you have. White roses The white rose stands for true love, purity, innocence and friendship. This combination of meanings is therefore excellent when you first get to declare your love. White rose also stands for new beginnings. Orange roses Desire, Enthusiasm and Passion that is what the orange rose stands for. A literal mixture of yellow and red, orange roses were seen as a bridge between friendship symbolized by yellow roses and love represented by red roses. They can be an expression of fascination, or a gift to say ‘I’m proud of you. Mixed Roses A mixed bunch of roses gives a mixed message. This is somewhat dependent on the colour combination, since some combinations indeed tell a story, but multiple shades of pink in a bouquet stands for young love. Red and white roses stand together in a bouquet for an eternal, true love and are perhaps the ultimate Valentine Bouquet. Single roses The floral world is very complicated. A single rose says something other than a bouquet, and again there is a difference in the colours. A single red rose: I love you A single pink rose: I like you A single yellow rose: Let us be friends A single white rose: I am worthy of you A single orange rose: I am proud of you But that doesnt mean you cannot give other flowers on Valentines Day. Red tulips represents declaring love and yellow tulip represents the perfect love. The tulip is in any colour for connectedness. Chrysanthemums stand for friendship, yellow chrysanthemums for cautious love. But giving your love there favourite flower on the day of love says that you pay attention on what they like and that you love them even more.
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 23:25:09 +0000
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