Are you expecting roses for Valentine's Day? This is what the color of roses reveals about the intentions of the one who gives them to you!

Roses are usually associated with romance and on Valentine's Day it is probably the most sought after flower. But in addition to usually representing the most beautiful emotions, some colors hide an even deeper meaning and symbolism.

Now you can find out what inspired the person who gave you the roses, and this short guide can help you even if you are giving this beautiful and timeless flower yourself.

Red roses

The red rose is certainly one of the most famous symbols of love and is a classic choice for Valentine's Day. In addition to love, it symbolizes devotion, romance, respect and passion. In fact, it is an ideal gift for your better half any day of the year.

Burgundy/dark red roses

The rich shade symbolizes love, beauty and represents a more sophisticated choice compared to the classic red. The warmth and seriousness of these special shades are the perfect way to express feelings, loyalty and eternal beauty.

Dark pink roses

Somewhere between the mature passion symbolized by red roses and the lovely modesty of pale pink roses, there are dark pink roses that successfully combine all of the aforementioned symbolism. A bouquet of dark pink roses usually means youthful passion and symbolizes enthusiasm, flirtation and creativity.

Pale pink roses

Delicate light pink roses radiate grace and benevolence. They are definitely a romantic sign of attention, but still less open and direct than her fiery cousins. Since it is actually a calm color, they are an ideal addition to luxurious bouquets. They also represent self-love and generally symbolize cuteness, peace and tenderness.

Purple roses

Blue roses do not exist in nature, but since purple still carries the pigment, blue can be considered an association of something quite extraordinary. The purple color of roses leaves an impression of magic, making them one of the most romantic roses. They are ideal as a gift for a new relationship. They symbolize sublimity, uniqueness, wisdom and mystery.

White roses

White roses can have pink or even greenish undertones as they approach full bloom. We also come across shades of creamy white or even those with yellow pigments. They are usually associated with wedding ceremonies, but are also used as a sign of attention in difficult life situations. They symbolize new beginnings, innocence, purity, elegance and spirituality.

Orange roses/Peach roses

Vibrant orange roses in all their shades are often used for more formal occasions. They are a great choice when you want to express strong gratitude, as their energetic color will take care of it. They symbolize warmth, support, loyalty and enthusiasm.

Yellow

In the past, yellow roses did not always have a positive connotation (jealousy is only one of their symbols). But today, yellow roses are viewed with more joy and are mostly perceived as sunny flowers that radiate warmth and joy. In an unexpected combination with blue flowers, they can look quite refreshing and avant-garde. They symbolize friendship, warmth, joy, youth and energy.