THE COLOUR OF ROSES

Red Roses

Red roses have been a classic way to express love and romance, often used as a symbol to say "I love you."

Pink Roses

Pink roses convey a message of admiration, grace, gratitude, and happiness.

White Roses

White roses are not only a symbol of innocence and purity, but they also represent eternal loyalty and everlasting love. Their pristine beauty conveys a deep sense of faithfulness and a love that lasts a lifetime.

Yellow Roses

Yellow roses are often used as a symbol of friendship, representing cheerfulness with their warm colour.

NUMBER OF ROSES

A Single Rose

A single red rose is the purest symbol of new love, love at first sight, or a unique and special love. By giving someone a single red rose, you are expressing the act of giving them your heart.

2 Roses

A pair of red roses represents bonded or mutual love and affection. It signifies being two of a kind or two halves that complete a whole.

3 Roses

As a traditional one-month anniversary gift, three red roses symbolize the three syllables in the phrase "I love you." It represents the deep affection and love you have for someone.

6 Roses

Giving six red roses indicates a desire to take the relationship to the next level. It conveys the message of "I want to be yours" and shows a strong romantic interest.

12 Roses

The number 12 has long been associated with completion or wholeness. Just like a dozen donuts or eggs or 12 months in a calendar year, a bouquet of a dozen red roses expresses that your love is complete. It signifies that you couldn't ask for more from the person you are gifting the roses to.

24 Roses

The traditional romantic message behind 24 roses is one of complete devotion, conveying the message of "I am yours." Two dozen roses are often chosen to amplify the impact of a traditional bouquet of one dozen roses.