Valentine's Preparation: The Meaning of Different Rose Colors

Valentine's Day, February 14th, is the ultimate day of Love. It is a day to let your partner, a dear friend, or a loved one know how special they are to you. And what could be more iconic than a stunning bouquet of roses to convey this message? But did you know that the color of the rose carries a specific meaning?

At Florimo, we believe that giving fresh flowers is an art form, and with the right color of roses, you speak the exact language of your heart. Get inspired by this blog and discover which Flower gift best suits your feelings!

The Classic: Red – Passion and Deep Love

This is the undisputed queen of Valentine's Day and our most popular Flower gift.

• Meaning: Red roses symbolize deep love, passion, desire, and romance.

• When to give them? For your partner on Valentine's Day, an anniversary, or simply to say "I love you."

• Florist advice: Choose long-stemmed red roses of top quality. The perfect red rose has a full bud that is just about to open.

The Gentle Side: Pink – Affection and Gratitude

Pink roses are more versatile than you might think and perfect for subtler messages of Love.

• Meaning: Pink stands for affection, gratitude, admiration, and appreciation. Light pink can also symbolize tenderness and joy.

• When to give them? For your mother, a good friend, or a new flame where you don’t want to jump straight to "big red" roses. They are also a beautiful way to say "thank you."

• Interior inspiration: Pink roses fit perfectly into a romantic and soft Lifestyle.

The Sunbeam: Yellow – Friendship and Joy

While yellow is sometimes associated with jealousy, in the modern floral world, the yellow rose stands for warm, friendly feelings.

• Meaning: Yellow roses symbolize friendship, joy, happiness, and a new beginning.

• When to give them? For a close friend, a colleague, or to wish someone a speedy recovery.

• Florist advice: Avoid yellow roses if you do want to send a romantic message, unless your partner already knows and appreciates the color's specific symbolism!

The Innocent: White – Purity and a Fresh Start

White roses are elegant and timeless.

• Meaning: White stands for purity, innocence, respect, reverence, and a fresh start.

• When to give them? Often used at weddings, memorials, or to offer an apology. They are also perfect for creating a serene atmosphere for Interior inspiration.

The Cheerful: Orange – Enthusiasm and Fascination

Orange roses are energetic and warm.

• Meaning: Orange symbolizes enthusiasm, energy, desire, and fascination. It acts as a bridge between the friendship of yellow and the passion of red.

• When to give them? Perfect for a budding romance or to express your admiration.

Florimo’s Valentine’s Tip: A Mixed Bouquet

Can't decide, or want to convey multiple messages at once? Choose a mixed bouquet of roses! For example, combine red with pink to show both passion and appreciation.

This Valentine's Day, speak the language of flowers and let your heart speak with a stunning bouquet from Florimo!