There are types of flowers in this world. Different flowers have different shapes, colors and also has its own special meaning. But all flowers look beautiful and extremely stunning. But, on Valentine’s day, rose is preferred to express our feelings for our valentine.

Roses of any color look very beautiful and it also has wonderful fragrance. Before you express your feelings for the person you want to give the rose, just keep in mind the color you want to use. The following list will help you to decide which color of rose to give to your recipient:

Red Roses: Red Roses are traditionally for lovers. Red Roses are the ultimate symbol of love and passion. They are the universal symbol of love. Red Roses associate with the strong feelings of love and romance. They are the ‘Valentine Roses’. Red Roses proclaim ?I Love You?.

Pale Pink Roses: Pale Pink Roses indicate grace, gentleness and admiration.

Light Pink Roses: Light Pink Roses express fun and happiness.

Deep Pink Roses: Deep Pink Roses indicate gratitude and appreciation. It also say ?Thank You?.

Lilac Roses: Lilac Roses indicate that the the sender has fallen in love at the first sight with his/her recipient and it also symbolizes enchantment, desire and caution.

Yellow Roses: Yellow Roses indicate friendship and freedom. It is also appropriate to send Yellow Roses to newly weds, graduates, new mothers, etc. to congratulate them.

White Roses: Pure White, or bridal Roses indicate truth, humility and innocence. It also symbolize reverence and loyalty. It also proclaim ?I Miss You?.

Orange Roses: Orange Roses speaks of enthusiasm, passion and desire on the part of the sender. It also tell the recipient, ? You are hot?.

Coral Roses: Coral Roses symbolizes desire.

Peach Roses: Peach Roses indicate appreciation, gratitude and sympathy.

Mixing and combining different colors of roses can also convey some messages. For example:

White and Yellow Roses: A symbol of harmony.

Red Roses and Yellow Roses: Symbolizes happiness and celebration.

Red Roses and White Roses: Indicate bonding and harmony.

Roses are given in single as well as in bouquets and bunches also. Fresh bouquets of roses of any color that are in full gloom are a wonderful gift to say ?I Thank You?.

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It is not unusual to see different flowers listed as part of the worship of many ancient deities such as Apollo, Cerridwen, Aphrodite and Brigid. Flowers used in several Renaissance paintings are thought to be a symbol of various virtues. Adding emotional meaning really took precedence in the Victorian era. There was a book written in 1819 about the meanings of flowers called “Le Language des Fleurs” by Madame Charlotte de la Tour. One that was written in 1884 is still used today: “Language of Flowers” by Kate Greenaway.

Flower names were given to girls, such as Heather, Daisy and Rose. During Victorian times, the actual flower did not have to be given. A pressed version, a card with the chosen flower printed upon it, or even a handkerchief dotted with the scent of the chosen flower would suffice. Some of the meanings follow in this article. See if they correspond with any of your own experiences when you have received flowers.

Daisy

Daisies are sweet flowers with many petals surrounding a flat center. They are often used by little girls to play “He loves me, He loves me not.” They are associated with innocence, purity and simplicity. They also stand for fidelity, loyalty in love, patience and beauty. When given, they could also mean that you wish to share your feelings. Daisies have been used as decoration since ancient Egypt. They are related to lettuce, sunflowers and artichokes.

They suggest childhood innocence and modesty. Young girls used to close their eyes and pick a handful of daisies. The number of blossoms in their hand foretold the number of years before marriage.

Iris

The iris can be found in fancy varieties and the more delicate wild variety. Iris means faith, hope and valor. It may stand for wisdom or cherished friendship. It could be promise in love, or show the giver’s compliments. The leaves of iris are shaped like sword blades, and are meant so show that “her heart has been pierced.” This flower is the emblem of both France and the city of Florence, Italy. In China, using the iris in artwork symbolizes the “dancing spirit of early summer.” The fluttering petals are reminiscent of butterfly wings.

Rose

Roses are most often associated with love. Each color has a different angle to take.

A red rose stands for passion, romance and perfection. It is the traditional way to say “I love you”. Often used in weddings since time immemorial, it has come to stand for fidelity and faithfulness.

A white rose is purity, innocence and honor. White roses are often used as a symbol of remembrance at funerals. White is also the color of secrecy or true love. Used frequently in wedding bouquets, it suggests unity, virtue and the new bond of matrimony. Young love is yet another aspect of this beautiful flower. A white rosebud may symbolize a young girl and may carry the meaning of one who is too young yet for love.

A pink rose is grace, elegance and happiness. They may also stand for appreciation or joy. Pink is also the color of admiration. You could also imply the same, yet gentler meanings as a red rose. It may suggest gratitude, sweetness or poetic romance. Pale pinks can express sympathy.

A yellow rose is infidelity, friendship or joy. Some consider them a sign of warmth or happiness. They may suggest power or jealousy and dying love. They can also symbolize platonic love or express an apology.

An orange rose is enthusiasm and desire. These beautiful flowers may also mean passion, excitement, and the desire for strong romance. They could suggest that a friendship turn into a romance, since orange is a blending of yellow and red. They can be given as a gift to mean “I’m proud of you.”

A lavender rose is the symbol of enchantment or love at first sight. It is associated with royalty and romance, so it often suggests splendor and majesty. It may take some meanings of the mythical blue rose, and be used to suggest wonder or impossibility or magic.