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THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS

Words for a bouquet of roses

The rose remains the most meaningful flower, and its colour changes everything it says.

Red rose: passion

The red rose is the flower of deep love and desire. A simple, sincere message suits it well:

“A bouquet fades. What I feel for you doesn't.”

White rose: pure love

Associated with purity and new beginnings, the white rose is particularly suited to a wedding or a fresh start.

“White as the day it all began.”

Pink rose: tenderness

Softer, the pink rose evokes affection and gratitude, perfect for a tender note without a grand declaration.

“Sweet, like you.”

Orange rose: budding desire

Less classic, the orange rose evokes the enthusiasm and attraction of a love that is still young.

“With you, everything feels more vivid.”

A piece of jewellery to make the gesture last

A bouquet fades in a few days. To mark an occasion that really matters, some couples add a diamond piece, one that is made to last.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a red rose mean?
Passion and deep love; it's the rose colour most charged with romantic symbolism.

What does a white rose mean?
Purity, sincerity and new beginnings; often used for weddings.

How many roses to give for a declaration?
Twelve roses traditionally symbolise a marriage proposal.

Frequently asked questions

What does a red rose mean?

Passion and deep love, the rose colour most charged with romantic symbolism.

What does a white rose mean?

Purity, sincerity and new beginnings, often used for weddings.

How many roses should you give for a proposal?

Twelve roses traditionally symbolise a marriage proposal.

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