Flowers for Valentine's Day
Carnations and their meanings Carnations are beautiful flowers for Valentine's Day and are available in a wide variety of colors due to their natural ability to be transformed via the induction of colored water. The petals of these flowers readily accept color dyes, making them fun to create a variety of creative arrangements. The following is a brief listing of the meanings of certain colors of carnations given to others as gifts.
Roses Roses are by far the most popular flowers to give a loved one for Valentine's Day. Given singly or in a bouquet, these stunning flowers have traditional meanings when given in different numbers and colors. Below are some of the color meanings commonly given to roses.
Roses and other flowers can portray different meanings when given in different numbers. For instance, a single rose can be symbolic of pure devotion to another, where two roses can signify devotion between a couple. Three roses can depict the three words in the phrase "I love you," and a large bouquet of 11 roses tells that special someone that they are truly cherished and loved by another. Thirteen roses offer mystery in the meaning of a secret admirer waiting to be discovered. |






