Rainbow Roses

For the cheerful rainbow rose bouquet, it is the sum of all its lovely parts! Learning the detailed symbolism of flowers became extremely popular during the 1800s. In the Victorian era, flowers were given for a variety of reasons but one of the most popular reasons was to deliver messages.

Since during these times it was not considered to be proper or of good breeding to openly express emotions, sending flowers was a way to do so without speaking. Most often, these messages were considered to be “secret” – giving flowers communicated a specific sentiment, but silently.

One of the most popular flowers ever, roses themselves signify love. However, each color has a distinct meaning. Red roses symbolize passionate love; pink roses represent romance; yellow roses represent friendship; orange roses represent enthusiasm; and white roses symbolize purity.