Bouquets and flowers for all occasions
Whatever the
reason -
Valentines day,
Mothers day,
birthday,
birth,
funeral,
anniversary, or just to say "I
love you"
The meanings of roses. The name rose comes from the
Latin word rosa, which means red. However, roses come in many different colours,
each has its own meaning. A single rose denotes perpetual love. Two roses
of any colour taped or wired together signifies a commitment or forthcoming
marriage. The rose is the flower emblem of
England. In Wales, the white
rose represents innocence and silence, and is thus placed on the grave of a
young child. To Native Americans, the white rose symbolizes security and
happiness, and is often worn during wedding ceremonies. The white rose is
the badge of the House of York and the flower of the Virgin Mary.
| Red Roses |
| Signifies love, romance, congratulations and a job well done. The red rose is the badge of the House of Lancaster and the flower of Eros and Cupid. |
| White Roses |
| Signifies innocence and secrecy. Other meanings: I am worthy of you, purity and youthfulness. |
| Yellow Roses |
| Signifies friendship and joy. Other meanings: I care, welcome back and remember me. |
| Pink Roses |
| Signifies elegance and gentleness. Other meanings: perfect happiness, please believe me. Pink has long been associated with partnership and marriage. Generally speaking, paler coloured roses are use to show friendship. |
| Peach Roses |
| Signifies desire and excitement. Love is anxiously building up but you must hurry to catch the romance. |
| White and red roses mixed |
| these denote unity. The lower emblem of England. Exquisite and radiant, the rose is the principal messenger of love. |
| Red and yellow roses mixed |
| Congratulations! |
| Yellow and orange roses mixed |
| passionate thoughts |
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