We are familiar with the expression that “Diamonds are woman’s best friend”, but I think roses also fall in the same category.
If you are thinking of buying roses, Red seems to be the most popular color for Valentine’s Day, however for other occasions you may want to select a different color.
I would like to expand your horizons about the different colors of roses and their symbolism. So next time you are shopping for these beauties, you might want to think twice about the color you want to purchase.
Then again, you can always select a bouquet of mixed colors, which is just as beautiful.
Red rose is the traditional symbol of love and romance.
Pink rose is a symbol of grace and elegance, admiration and appreciation.
Yellow rose is a symbol of warmth and happiness, joy and friendship.
White rose is a symbol of innocence, purity, honor, reverence, marriage and new beginning.
Orange rose is a symbol of passion, desire, enthusiasm, fervent romance, excitement.
Lavender rose is a symbol of enchantment, and feelings of love at first sight.
I hope you don’t worry too much about the color, since women love roses, period!
If you know that the special person in your life loves certain colors, then it does not matter what symbolic meaning has been assigned to these colors, just go ahead and go for her favorite color.
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10 Responses
Diana
February 13th, 2010 at 3:47 pm
1Hi SG!!
Happy Valentine’s Day! I love the photo of the painted looking rose you have up top. Thanks for sharing all the meanings…I knew Yellow was friendship but I didnt know about the other colors. The purple rose is beautiful. Im actually not a big fan of roses…not my favorite flower. I love lilies, calla lilies, hydrangeas, daises, gerber daises, and tulips! We’re using hydrangeas and calla lilies for our wedding!! Have a great weekend!
Suburban Grandma
February 13th, 2010 at 4:56 pm
2Happy Valentine’s Day to you and your soon to be hubby!!!
I love all flowers, but I prefer growing them rather than watching them die in a vase.
Roses are very expensive around Valentine as well, so I feel for those young fellows trying to impress a girl..
I can’t wait to see your wedding pictures on your website…
All Women Stalker
February 14th, 2010 at 6:41 pm
3Hope you had a good one!
suburbangrandma
February 14th, 2010 at 7:24 pm
4It was a beautiful day…no additional snow…so we had time to enjoy the day.
Hopefully you enjoyed your day as well.
Suzy
February 15th, 2010 at 7:17 pm
5Sounds like you had a great V-day with no snow.
I too love to grow roses rather then buy them. Prices are not too bad here – 1 doz 19.99. And congrats on your will power for the diet. I think I love sweets to much to try it…..especially with Fat Tuesday!
Keep it Sweet,
Suzy
Suburban Grandma
February 16th, 2010 at 7:28 pm
6You bake so often, so it would be quite difficult to deprive yourself of sweets.
Actually, I am in the phase where I could have a couple of small cookies, but I try not to until I reach me goal.
I’m telling you I had a hard time looking at your delicious looking pachki and not salivating.
Wow…I have seen some roses at $75doz…..ouch.
George@GardenGurus
April 19th, 2010 at 11:47 pm
7This is a wonderful blog and the gardening community is better off for it!
Thanks!
Suburban Grandma
April 20th, 2010 at 6:09 am
8Thank you.
I just checked out your site and there is lots of very useful gardening information. I am sure I will visit it regularly.
salmanehsaan
July 26th, 2011 at 4:46 am
9My love is my wife. she loves roses, but for me she just like a diamond. so worth for me. I love her forever. In every occasion I will give her different roses. Great idea! I like it.
Suburban Grandma
July 26th, 2011 at 5:21 pm
10You sound like a very loving and caring husband.
It is a great idea to give your wife different color roses for different reasons.
I know she will love it!
Thank you for sharing your comments.
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