Rose Day: What Makes These Flowers Special On Valentine’s Day?

Rose day, a week ahead of the valentine's day marks the beginning of Valentine's Week in the form of celebrations. Every rose colour has a unique story. So choose a rose color that most suits your situation and depending on who are gifting it to. However, the beautiful red rose can be gifted to your loved one without a second thought.

Here we bring you the color of roses and what they stand for...

1. Red Rose

The red rose stands for love. If you really like someone then gift a red rose to your valentine and express your love. A single red rose gives the meaning of I Love You. The rose also conveys respect and admiration.

A deep red rose signifies sorrow and regret.

Also read: Rose Day Starts Valentine’s Week: What Each Color Means

2. White Rose

White rose symbolises purity and innocence. The rose can be given in two situations-- one is for a wedding and other is for a funeral. So avoid gifting these roses on this day unless it's a wedding occasion. White also symbolises peace. So If you had a fallout with a friend or loved one, you could probably gift him/her a white rose.

3. Yellow Rose

Yellow is a symbol of care. This colored flower is usually gifted to friends. To show you care about your friend, give them an yellow rose.

4. Pink Rose

This rose can be given as a token of gratitude. You can gift these roses to the people who you look up to in your life.

5. Blue Rose

It's not easy to find this colored rose, they signify mystery. It can be given to the person who you think is unforgetable in your life. It will be apt to give it to your ex, who you can't have in your life.

6. Lavender Rose

Lavender stands for love at first sight.These roses are used to express infatuation. So if your valentine is your love at first sight, then go for it.

7. A bunch of mixed Roses

The different colors indicate different emotions, if you don't understand your feelings for him/her. This will be the right one to gift her today to just let them know how much they mean to you.

What's your choice of color for a rose? Let us know in the comments section below.