9 Rose Colour Meanings: Choose The Right Colour For Your Valentine

The universal symbol of love touts many colours

With 14 February on the approach, we're foreshadowing many love declarations taking the form of floral blooms - a heartfelt gesture that has lasted since ancient times. While the rose is unrivalled for being the ultimate sign of love, the passionate message extends further from the floral entity on its own. Here, different rose colours boast different shades of meaning so that thought behind every bouquet is made a little more special.

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2. White Roses

White roses are said to be associated with not only Virgin Mary, but also the Greek goddess Aphrodite, who was born from the ocean. It was penned by Greek poet that the seam foam that dripped from the Goddess’ body turned into white roses. With the backstories in mind, white roses bear a meaning of purity, spirituality and new beginnings. And more commonly symbolises a soul-deep love in marriage. So those who have tied the knot, white roses are fitting for Valentine’s!

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