Here we explore flower meanings and symbolism – send a bouquet which really means something!
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Roses
Of all flowers which can be sent as gifts, roses have the most varied |
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Long stem red roses
Traditionally sent to a lover as a symbol of love and devotion. Send Long Stem Red Roses |
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Three red roses
Representing a simple ‘Thinking of you’ message. |
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Six red roses
Now suggestive of infatuation or longing for the lover. Or, you may prefer to send |
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Red roses (as bouquets)
Generally sent between lovers to express love and respect. True love. |
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White roses
They beautifully represent innocence and purity. |
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Yellow roses
A gift of enduring friendship or to offer an apology. |
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Pink roses
This delicate color symbolizes joyfulness and passion. |
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Orange roses
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Violet/purple roses
First love, or love at first sight. |
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Lilies
White lilies symbolize purity, while colored lilies sometimes represent |
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Daisies
Innocence, purity and simplicity. |
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Orchids
They have come to symbolize everything beautiful in life, and a wonderful gift to express your warmest wishes. |
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Tulips
Despite being such delicate flowers, have come to represent love.
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Carnations
White carnations, like many white flowers, represent innocence and |
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Chrysanthemums
Precious love and affection. |
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Gerbera daisies
Representing innocence and cheerfulness; sent to friends or family to brighten their day. Colorful World Gerbera Daisy Bouquet – 12 Stems – with a Vase Included |
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Poinsettias
The flowers have become symbolic of the Star of Bethlehem and are |