The meaning of roses
Red roses have had meaning since the
The symbol of it being that love is on
Your mnd.
Just add the color white, what symbol
Can this be?
The bouquet of red and white, this
Means unity.
Red roses say I love you also stands
For courage and respect.
Their rosebuds symbolize beauty, you will
Know in case you get.
Can also mean pure and lovely, like
Heaven is above.
White rose buds means childhood and
Much too young to love.
A single rose stands for simplicity in what
We choose to do.
A bouquet of roses in full bloom signifies
Gratitude.
White roses have more meaning as you
Will clearly see.
You’re heavenly, reverence and humility,
Innocence and purity.
Pink in general means gentility and grace,
A double meaning for this rose seems to be
Taken place.
Deep pink stand for gratitude and appreciation,
Light pink conveys your sympathy or your
Admiration.
Yellow stands for friendship in your life
You share.
Can also stand for gladness or just to
Say you care.
Red and yellow blends say you are jovial
With happy feelings.
And pray we take this to our end in our
Life that we are dealing.
Coral or orange roses, denote enthusiasm
And desire.
Like the feeling that you get when someone
Sets your heart on fire.
Deep Burgundy means unconscious beauty
That sometimes you don’t see.
Pale colors convey friendship and also
Sociability.
The moss colored rose stands for confession of
Love.
To get someone’s attention that you are thinking
So much of.
Hybrid tea roses mean, I will remember you
Always.
For better or for worse, for the rest of your days.
Sweetheart roses are saying just that
You are my sweetheart as a matter of fact
Two roses wired together forming a single
Stem.
Means engagement of a coming marriage this
Symbol is meant to send.
A full blown rose over two buds signifies
Secrecy.
This sounds like real trouble to me!
Withered roses have two meanings as you will
Shortly see.
First it means fleeting beauty and the second is
You made no impression on me.
A crown of roses signifies reward and
And finally the leaves of the roses, they are
The symbol of hope you never want to lose.
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I THINK HE ENJOYS WRITING ABOUT—AND GIVING—THEM!
By: Jonathan Caswell on January 3, 2014
at 11:58 am