The Meanings of Red Roses

 

A single red rose simply expresses, “I love you very deeply”

Words or pictures have never fully encompassed the sheer beauty and grandeur of the red rose. The red rose is undeniably the most beautiful among all the roses, full blooded and rich.

The most obvious and well known meaning of the red rose is deep love and affection.

Desire is another facet of the red rose. The red rose expresses the throbbing heat of new love, a passionate expression of attraction. Red is the color of consummation, of raging desires and craving passion. The meaning of the red rose then is quite apparent from its color itself. Red rose speaks of love that awaits a passionate expression.

Red roses are the most popular valentine roses, which is why their prices shoot up during February. The red rose, especially, a single red rose simply expresses, “I love you very deeply”. Bright red roses are interpreted as the ultimate expression of romantic and abiding love. Their bright red shade expresses these emotions perfectly…

 

Source: Rose for Love

Comments

  1. Namrata Bhanushali

    March 5, 2014

    It's very true single red rose consider that we love someone very deeply

  2. kaushal evu

    March 5, 2014

    original message
    Subject: Re: The Meanings of Red Roses *A single red…

  3. Corina Farser

    March 5, 2014

    I will share this red rose with one person who means the world to me my mother love her soooooo much

  4. eunice korope

    March 5, 2014

    I will share it with my family @ the luv of my life Tom

  5. BHARATESH- N

    March 5, 2014

    Wonderful description for red roses, it is 100'/, true single red rose consider that we love someone very deeply and strongly.

  6. Bulat Norsham

    March 5, 2014

    Yes.. Very nice n i like it so much becausr i would like to get it tomorrow for my birthday….

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