If there are special messages you want to send to the women in your life on birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's Day or just because, a gift of roses can do all the heavy lifting. Not only are roses prized for their delicate beauty, sensuous petal-feel, and seductive fragrance, but their colors symbolize the messages they convey.
Red roses are a universal symbol of deep romantic love and passion. If there is any question about your commitment to a woman, red roses are the magic wand that dispels any doubts about your feelings. Red roses are the perfect accompaniment to a proposal of marriage. But don't let that dissuade you from letting them simply express your love.
So far, so good? Just a few more tips before you call the florist:
- Long-stemmed roses are the most meaningful, a symbol of perfection. They make an impressive bouquet and elegant presentation tucked into that unmistakable white box.
- A single rose in full bloom—of any color—is very special, the ultimate gift. It announces your utter devotion.
- Two entwined roses sensuously symbolize lovers pledging their long-term loyalty.
- A mix of red and white roses is special, indeed—it speaks of your unity, your emotional engagement with each other. And it is a strikingly beautiful combination.
- A dozen roses is the gold standard. Two dozen roses is, therefore, the extravagance, the gesture meant to impress.
- A half-dozen roses is a lovely gift that is appreciated as much as a dozen. It certainly does not suggest any less love. A woman who thinks so simply doesn't deserve them.
- Smaller sweetheart roses are appropriate for new loves and girlfriends whom you do not want to frighten off with the more possessive tone of long-stemmed roses.
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