Red
“I love you” can be said using red roses and are the traditional symbol for love, and romance. The red rose has also reflected beauty and perfection.
Pink
Brings up words like admiration, gentleness, grace, gladness, joy and sweetness. A pink rose can also convey happiness, gracefulness and admiration.
Yellow
Bright, cheerful and joyful are what come to mind when thinking of a yellow rose. Yellow roses create warm feelings and provide happiness. Giving yellow roses can tell someone the joy they bring you and the friendship you share.
White
White roses, the purist of colors, represent innocence, purity and charm. White roses are traditionally used in weddings and can represent new beginnings. We believe that white roses can also express remembrance and innocence and are typically reserved for marriage and memorials.
Orange
Orange roses evoke energy, and can indicate enthusiasm, desire and excitement. Giving orange roses can symbolize your passionate romance and share your excitement of the relationship with your loved one. Maybe the perfect color for a new crush? or a close sibling?
Lavender
Remember when you’d nervously deliver a valentine to your crush? This is the grown up version. Lavender communicates love at first sight or just an enchanting way to say, “I love you!” Lavender roses can offer a daily reminder of your love and eagerness to grow your relationship.
Did You Know….Sometimes the numbers say everything?
- A single rose of any color depicts the utmost devotion or a way to say “thank you”
- Two roses entwined together communicate “marry me” (a red and white rose entwined means unity)
- Six Roses signify a need to be loved or cherished
- Eleven roses assure the recipient they are truly and deeply loved
- Thirteen roses indicate a secret admire
Looking to fall in love with a home in Denver? I’m your girl! We can even plant to right color roses in your front yard!
Source: Thank you to Passion Growers for your insights.
