Roses have got special place in our life since time immemorial. On one hand beauty of this flower has compelled poets to compse couplets and poems. Rose flowers were also offered to deities in temples, to decorate Doors, Mandaps at the time of auspicious event, also to embellish nupital bed. It's petals were used in bath tub for beauty and fragrance, making Itars, making Ayurveda medicines , Gulkand used in paan beeda. Europeans, when they came to India, brought their own Rose varieties, which were not having strong fragrance but definitely added more sizes, colors and shapes to local rose family. But for sure, these varieties can not match our Desi Gulab in fragrance and medicinal property.
Each color of rose has its own significance in the western society, some time to express your love, respect and other feelings. With growing western influence, we have also adopted the same way of offering roses of different colors on different occasions. Let us see how different colors of rose express different sentiments and feelings :
Red Rose
Scottish poet Robert Burns didn’t compare his love to a red, red rose for nothing. Long associated with beauty and perfection, red roses are a time-honored way to say “I love you.” Whether it’s for a birthday, Valentine’s Day or just to express appreciation on any old day, there’s no better way than a bouquet of red roses to express your feelings.
Pink Rose
Bright and beautiful to behold, but pink roses are also fabulously versatile when you have something important to say. A classic symbol of grace and elegance, the pink rose is often given as a token of admiration and appreciation. Whether they’re for your best friend, fiancée orever-dependable cubicle mate, a pink rose bouquet will create a bright spot in a special occasion .
White Rose
White roses are traditionally associated with marriages and new beginnings, but their quiet beauty has also made them a gesture of remembrance. When the occasion calls for reverence, whether stately or somber, a bouquet of white rose is a perfect way to say, “I’m thinking of you.”
Orange Rose
With their blazing energy, orange roses are the wild child of the rose family. Whatever feelings you might be bubbling over with—enthusiasm, passion, gratitude—orange roses will get the message across with both oomph and elegance.
Yellow Rose
When it comes to sending a joyful message, yellow roses are your best friend. In fact, yellow roses are a traditional symbol of friendship, so there you go. With their warm, sunny disposition, a bouquet of yellow roses tends to light up the room, making them a perfect way to say thanks, get well, congratulations or just, “Hey, thanks for being you.”
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