Language of Roses
The language of flowers originated in Persia in the 15th century and was brought to Europe in the 18th centuary. In the 19th century, floral code became popular and people sent messages in bouquets to each other. Since each flower, colour, and number had a specific meaning, conversations between lovers took place without a single word being used. Roses is the universal language to convey your emotions.
 
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Rose Color Meaning
Amaranth Red
 Long Standing Desire
Cardinal Red
Sublime Desire
Carmine Red
Deceitful Desire
Firey Red
Flames of Passion
Black roses
Death, Hatred, Farewell. Mostly used at funerals.
Orange and Coral roses
Desire
Lavender/Purple roses
Sublime Desire
Peach/Pale coloured roses
Deceitful Desire
Pink Roses
Flames of Passion
Light Pink Roses
Death, Hatred, Farewell. Mostly used at funerals.
Orange & Yellow Roses
Enthusiasm, Desire, Passionate thoughts.
Yellow Roses
Joy, Friendship.
White Roses
Reverence, Humility.
 
Rose Color Meaning
1 Rose - Simplicity
Simplicity
2 Roses
Gratitude
2 Roses Joined Together
Engagement; Coming Marriage
12 Roses
Ultimate declaration of love
25 Roses
Congratulations
50 Roses
Unconditional Love
1 Rose in Full Bloom
I Love You; Engagement
Full Blown Rose Placed Over Two Buds
Secrecy
Half-blown Rose
Timid love
Thornless Roses
Love At First Sight; Ingratitude; Early attachment
Rose Leaf
Symbol of Hope
Rose Thorn
Danger
Rose in a tuft of grass
Everything to be gained by good company
 
Rose Color Meaning
Bent to the right
~I~
Bent to the left
~You~
Ribbon knotted on the left
Message from the giver
Ribbon knotted on the right
Message about the recipient
Accepted with right hand
Agreement, affirmative
Accepted with left hand
Disagreement, negative
Worn over heart
Love
Worn in hair
Caution
Worn in cleavage
Friendship, Remembrance