On Valentine's Day, we let a loved one know we are thinking of them and it does not always have to be your partner. This can also be family, a friend, an acquaintance or even the neighbour. With the rose, you are always right on Valentine's Day. But not only the red rose can be given with this romantic day. Did you know that different colours of roses have different symbolic meanings?
The classic rose will always be right for Valentine's Day. But which colour will you choose?
The red rose represents love, loyalty, respect and friendship. This classic rose is usually thought of first with Valentine's Day and is always suitable to give to a loved one during this day.
Will you go for the pink rose in your range? This colour rose even has multiple meanings. For instance, a salmon pink rose is perfect to surprise a fledgling love with, while the light pink rose exudes romance. And the dark pink rose is suitable to give to a friend.
The white rose is often used for weddings. Try combining it with another colour rose to create a surprising effect.
Looking for the classic rose for Valentine's Day? Preferred Supplier Marjoland grows 13.5 hectares of Red Naomi and 8 other varieties on 6.5 hectares. With a whopping 20 hectares in total, Marjoland is the largest rose grower in Europe. They have all the colours mentioned in this article in their assortment.
So you don't always have to immediately think of the red rose in your valentine range, but other colours of roses are also suitable for giving on 14 February. Which colour(s) will you choose for your range?
Want to know what all the possibilities are in terms of roses? Then contact your salesperson!
