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Rose was created by Chloris, the Greek goddess of flowers. One day she found a lifeless body of a nymph in the woods. She asked for the help of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, who gave her beauty; Dionysus, the god of wine, bestowed nectar to give her a sweet scent, and the three Graces gave her charm, brightness and joy. Then the West Wind, Zephyr, blew the clouds away and the Sun god Apollo shone upon her, making the Rose bloom.
Rose is the most prevalent flower that is given on Valentine’s Day or by lovers in general. This beautiful and majestic flower speaks of many eternal love stories. Known for its sensuous scent and delicate petals, rose brings out all the colors of a relationship.
But roses come in many colors and each of these roses has a separate meaning. So, on this Valentine before selecting a Valentine rose for your sweetheart know what a rose of that color stands for. Let the magical rose speak the expressions of your heart for you. Given here is a brief description of roses of different colors and what they signify:
Red Rose
Red roses signify"I love you." They are the ultimate symbol of love filled with romance and passion. So, if on this Valentine you wish to say “I Love You” to someone or want to propose to your sweetheart, then red Valentine roses are just for you.
Pale Pink Rose
Pale pink roses signify grace, gentleness, and gratitude. You can give them to your sweetheart and to a person whom you respect a lot.
Light Pink Rose
Light pink roses express fun, happiness and joy. Share this pink Valentine rose with your friends and family.
Deep Pink Rose
Deep pink roses say "Thank you." Show your gratitude and warmth with deep pink Valentine roses.
Lilac Rose
This rose is for love at first sight. The rose indicates that the sender has fallen head over heels in love with you and is just crazy about you.
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