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What are you saying with flowers? Red roses are most popular on Valentine’s Day, symbolizing true love and romance. Lilac roses indicate love at first sight. Orange roses symbolize desire Pink roses evokes gratitude and admiration, such as friendship White roses are a symbol of innocence, purity or reverence. Yellow roses are the preferred rose for a dear friend, symbolizing joy and friendship. Red and white roses in a bouquet symbolize unity (pure love and passionate love). Pink and white roses represent contentment. Yellow and orange roses together display passion. As for the dozen? That’s one rose for each month of the year. Carnations come in a variety of colors, with each one having a different meaning. Dark-red carnations: Deep love and affection. Light-red carnation: admiration Pink carnation:  unforgettable love Purple carnation: capriciousness (which means unpredictable or witty) White carnation: good luck or pure love Yellow carnation: disappointment Striped carnation: regret Blue Hyacinths: Sincerity Casablanca Lily (white lily): beauty, class, style and celebration.

Chrysanthemums (mums): Truth, positivity and cheerfulness - however in France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, China, Japan and Korea mums are used only for funerals or on graves Daffodils: Chivalry (when given in multiple) Daisies: Beauty, purity and innocence Freesias: Trust Gardenia: Joy, purity and old-fashioned, traditional love. Geranium: Comfort Gladioli: Strength of character, sincerity and moral integrity

Globe Amaranth: Unfading love Gloxinias: Love at first sight Hibiscus: Beauty Irises: Compliments and also faith, inspiration and royalty. Lilac: Innocence Lily of the Valley: Completion Orchid: Love, luxury, strength and delicate beauty Pansies: Loving thoughts

Peonies: Riches, honor and prosperity, and omen of good fortune and a happy marriage Pink Hyacinths: Playfulness. Poppies: Pleasure and imagination. Red Tulips: A declaration of love

Daffodil: Misfortune (when only one is given) Lavender: Distrust Marigolds: Greed and selfishness Petunias: Anger Snapdragons: Deception Sweetpeas: Goodbye

Color Meaning: Blue: Peace, openness, and serenity Pink: Grace, gentility, happiness, youth, innocence and joy Purple: Royalty, dignity, pride and success. Red: Desire, strength, passionate love, beauty, courage and heat White: Innocence, humility, reverence, simple beauty, modesty and elegance Yellow: Joy, lightheartedness, friendship, new beginnings and happiness Orange: Energy, enthusiasm, warmth, confidence, satisfaction and a passion for life Green: Health, resilience, good fortune, youth, optimism and renewal Lavender: Refinement, grace, elegance and feminine beauty

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