By: Jason Flowers
A Valentine’s Day Guide To Rose Colors And What You ‘re Really Saying
If you ‘ve ever bought someone roses, you ‘ve almost certainly stopped to consider, “What am I saying with these?” And that ‘s because, over the years, roses have developed their own language. Each rose color and combination comes with it ‘s own symbolic meaning and clear intentions.
Here is a handy guide to help make sure you ‘re saying exactly what you want this Valentine ‘s Day.
RED
Traditional Meaning: Romance, True Love

YELLOW
Traditional Meaning: Friendship, Get Well

ORANGE
Traditional Meaning: Enthusiasm, Passion

RED + YELLOW
Traditional Meaning: Romance + Get Well

PINK
Traditional Meaning: Gratitude, Appreciation
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WHITE
Traditional Meaning: Marriage, Spirituality

WHITE + ORANGE
Traditional Meaning: Marriage + Enthusiasm

RED + PINK + WHITE
Traditional Meaning: Romance + Gratitude + Marriage

LAVENDER
Traditional Meaning: Enchantment, Love at First Sight

LAVENDER + YELLOW
Traditional Meaning: Enchantment + Get Well

LAVENDER + WHITE + ORANGE
Traditional Meaning: Enchantment + Marriage + Enthusiasm

RED + YELLOW + ORANGE + PINK + WHITE + LAVENDER
Traditional Meaning: Romance + Friendship + Enthusiasm + Gratitude + Marriage + Enchantment
