Roses are always popular for anniversaries, birthdays or other special occasions. The long cultural history of the rose has led to it often being used as a symbol, with factors such as different colours and even the number of stems being used to convey different meanings in different cultures.
- White Roses
White roses symbolise innocence, purity, a new beginning and a fresh start. They are often used to commemorate engagements, weddings and baptisms. Additionally, they are sometimes used to show sympathy and respect for those who have passed away.
- Red Roses
Red roses are associated with love, romance, and intense emotions, making them the perfect present for couples on Valentine's Day (14 February) or their anniversary.
- Pink Roses
Pink roses are a sign of appreciation, poise, admiration, and delight. A deep pink hue is a great way to show gratitude to a pal. A light pink colour conveys joy, gentleness, respect, and grace and is perfect for expressing affection between young people.
- Yellow Roses
Yellow roses are seen to be a symbol of friendship, cheerfulness, and joy. It is often referred to as a friend's flower because the colour can bring joy, and a bouquet of yellow roses is thought to represent the happiness a friend can obtain.
Meaning by Number
- 1 rose -Â Love at first sight
- 3 roses -Â I love you
- 6 roses -Â I want to be yours
- 7 roses -Â I'm obsessed with you
- 9 roses -Â Eternal Love
- 10 roses -Â Tell that special one, 'they're perfect.'
- 12 roses -Â Perfect Love
- 20 roses -Â Sincerity and Faith
- 30 roses -Â Show your loyalty