ภาพโดย Michaela Loheit

Flower Colors and Meanings

Maybe it's known for most of the people that certain flower colors portrait particular meanings. With a flower delivery, people can convey a message too. Apparent with a note or more hidden, with the color of the flower bouquet. The choice of colors is, therefore, important. Learn how to use particular flower colors for corresponding meanings. The first part generically describes flower colors. The second part shows specifically the differences in color and meaning of roses.

First part: A short generic guide to flower colors and meanings

Blue

Blue flowers look fresh and classy. They display reliability, consistency, and loyalty.

Pink

Pink Flowers are refreshing. They symbolize happiness, innocence, and youth.

Purple

Purple stands for depth, dignity, and pride. Purple flowers are perfect to emphasize success.

Red

Not much need’s to be said to this color. Red is the eternal color of love. Use this color to bring your feelings across for someone close to the heart.

White

White is the color of purity and honesty. Often, white flowers are used and named in connection with the death. They are perfect for blending in together with other colors to get a beautiful bouquet.

Yellow

Yellow is a bright color like the sun. It stands for warmth and wellbeing, but it's been said yellow flowers display fading feelings for their recipients. Light yellow shades are more active and stand for the experience.

Orange

Brighten up the mood. Orange means enthusiasm and positivism. It matches many occasions and feels optimistic.

Green

Green demonstrates health, power, hope and livelihood. As seen in herbs, green gives energy and protecting power. Green is making good use as the background for flower bouquets, so the more colorful flowers can shine.

Violet

Send admiration for beauty and grace with this color. It shows appreciation of dignity for the recipient. Violet is not a playful color, choose carefully.

Brown

It's not a boring color per se. Brown shows stability, naturalness, and safety. It's a good choice to craft into a bouquet with earthy colors.

Second part: A short guide to rose colors and meanings

Red

Red roses convey deep emotions, love, longing or desire. But also respect, admiration or devotion can be demonstrated with a red color. A deep red rose can be given to show heartfelt regret and sorrow.

White

White roses are used to address sympathy or humility. They also are indicative of spirituality.

Yellow

Yellow roses evoke feelings of joy, warmth, and welcome. They are symbols of friendship and caring.

Pink

Pink roses are used to display gentle emotions such as admiration, joy, and gratitude. Light pink rose blooms are indicative of sweetness and innocence. Deep pink roses stand for gratitude and appreciation. Pink roses also convey elegance and grace.

Orange

Orange roses can be used to express intense desire, pride, and fervor. Orange roses display fascination.

Lavender

Lavender roses stand for enchantment and love at first sight. Darker shades of lavender roses are used to admire regal majesty and splendor. These roses are used to express fascination and adoration.

Blue

Blue roses cannot be achieved naturally so they represent the unattainable or the mysterious. Blue are given to display a deep desire for the unattainable.

Green

Green roses symbolize best wishes for a prosperous new life or wishes for a recovery of good health.

Black

Black roses convey the death of a feeling or idea. Sending black roses to someone indicates the death of the relationship.

Mixed Colors

A random mix of roses would address mixed feelings or send a message like "I don't know what my feelings are yet but I sure do like you enough to send you roses."