When choosing the perfect bouquet, part of your choice should be based on the individual you are buying them for. Many women (and even men) enjoy receiving all types of flowers, but some can have a more personal meaning than others. Knowing personal preference will make buying flowers a whole lot easier.
Now if you are a flower buying novice, then the rule of thumb is to know that you can never go wrong with roses. Roses are by far the most popular flower, and, with a wide variety of choices, you can purchase roses for any occasion. More people than not are aware that different colored roses have different meanings, but hardly anyone knows what those meanings are. If you are looking to buy the perfect colored rose for the perfect occasion, then take a look at this guide to rose buying. Here is what each colored rose means.
Red - love and romance (perfect for lovers on any occasion)
Orange - passion and enthusiasm (perfect to congratulate someone on an event that they are passionate about, i.e. winning a contest, performing in a production, winning a sporting event)
Yellow - joy and friendship (perfect to give to a friend on any occasion)
Green - fertility (perfect to give to anyone who is pregnant or has just had a child)
Blue - mystery and intrigue (taking someone out on a mystery date? Start it off right with some blue roses! Also great to send to secret admirers!)
Pink - gratitude and appreciation (great to send to anyone for a job well done)
Purple - love at first sight (find yourself swooning? Send some purple roses!)
Black - vengeance (not quite romantic, but you can send black roses to someone who loves black, even if you aren't sending them for the reason that they stand for)
White - innocence and purity (perfect for a first date! A great way to start of something right)
No matter the special occasion, you're bound to find the perfect colored rose to celebrate it! It's good to remember that even though different colored roses have different meanings, that doesn't mean that you have to choose your bouquet based on that. It may be as simple as getting someone you care about a bouquet of flowers in their favorite color. Flowers are meant to show that you care and support someone, so while its fun to send flowers based on the meaning of their color, the thought behind any bouquet is what really counts! So whether you are a last minute shopper or you spend time putting thought into your gift, know that roses are always an excellent choice!
Sources:
The Buzz Log. "What That Rose Says About You", Yahoo.com
Published by Erin Morris
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6 Comments
Post a Commentthere are no such thing as blue roses in nature. They are a myth, the most beautiful of all roses. They take white roses, and the same way they diy carnations, they diy white roses. They should have that on here that the blue and green are not actual natural flowers.
Very informative article, right on the money! I knew most of these and enjoyed your presentation.
Are all of these colors natural or are they dipped or painted or something? I've never seen the blue ones before.
Great article. :)
I can never remember the color meaning. Thanks.
What an interesting article. My daughter loves roses. I always give them to her after her dance recital. I think I will give her orange and pink and give her friends yellow.