Roses are the most popular flowers given as gifts. Lovely, stylish, spectacular, dramatic, intriguing and challenging, millions of roses are sent on Valentine's Day every year. But when the word roses is said, it is so easy to presume that this is the red rose. But roses come in different glorious colors. And Valentine's Day is not just for lovers. For example, in Finland (Ystävänpäivä), Estonia (Sõbrapäev) and Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador (Día del Amor y la Amistad), it is a Day of Love and Friendship. In Norfolk, a character called Jack Valentine knocks on the back door of houses leaving sweets and gifts for children. Valentine's Day is a day of love, friendship and appreciation...for lovers, friends, family and children. Let this help you choose the rose color right for you.
RED. Red speaks of consummation, burning desires and the deepest of passions. As the universal symbol of romance and true and undying love, red roses - the lover's rose - have become the most popular Valentines Day roses.
Red rose buds, mysterious and yet to be bloomed, celebrate the beauty and purity of young love - innocent, fresh and youthful. Fully bloomed red roses symbolize a relationship that has grown and is enjoying the sweet harvest of love. These are perfect for anniversaries. Given within a marriage, red roses are a symbol of passion and love in matrimonial bliss.