There is a saying, "Stop and smell the roses". This may apply every day as we go about our bustling, busy lives, in order to slow down and appreciate the lovely things in life. However, on Valentine's Day, flowers become even more of a treat, as they are given to our loved ones and sweethearts. Red roses, in particular, are the most popular Valentine's Day gift among the flowers, but other colors and even other flowers are often given as a symbol of love, caring, friendship, flirting, or any number of emotions that one can convey through the language of flowers.
Red roses given to someone indicate love and passion. A single red rose says "I love you" while a big bouquet of a dozen roses is the quintessential gift of romantic love on this special day. What girl isn't blown away by a giant bouquet of red roses landing on her desk or arriving at her door? A single red rose given to a girl at the beginning of a romantic Valentine's Day date will set stars in her eyes for the rest of the night. The red rose is a veritable symbol on Valentine's Day, and can signal deep romantic love.
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There are other emotions you can convey with flowers on Valentine's Day through flowers, too. A lavender rose symbolizes "love at first sight". Maybe you have that special girl you always see on the subway or in the office next door that you want to surprise on this special day. Lavender roses signify your falling in love with her the first time you saw her; sending a bouquet of these purple blossoms will let her know that fact. Valentine's Day is the perfect time to let her know this!
Perhaps you are in a new relationship that is just blossoming, and you want to let that special someone know you really want to keep it going. You can send them orange roses on Valentine's Day to signal this. Orange roses mean enthusiasm, and the signal for pursuing a new love. White roses will signify purity and innocence, or can say "I miss you" if you haven't seen your love in awhile. White roses can also mean confession, so careful when you are sending these! Of course, not all roses mean love and romance and happiness. Yellow roses can mean just friendship, or even jealousy! These can be a meaningful color of rose to send or receive on Valentine's Day. Watch out, sometimes the language of flowers can say too much!
The language of flowers doesn't even have to remain focused on just roses, though these are definitely the most popular flower on this special day. Step out of the box and send some balsam, which means "ardent love", or carnations that signify deep romantic passion. Anyone speaking the language of flowers will know right away, and you will win their heart by not going with the flow of what everyone else does.
Whether you go the route of red roses or something less traditional for Valentine's Day, saying it with flowers is a beautiful way to go!
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