As a follow-up to Friday’s blog post, Tips: Top 10 Flowers for Wedding Bouquets , I thought it might be fun to look a little deeper into the world of the #1 pick, the Rose, and what makes it so special.
As many of you know, Roses come in a rainbow of colors, all of which are said to carry a particular meaning — red = love, yellow = friendship and so on. To help you find the right color that best complements your personalities and style, here is a rundown of the top 7 colors and what they mean.
Red
Typically the star of Valentine’s Day, the Red Rose is undeniably romantic. Although it’s most notably associated with love and passion, this crimson color also symbolizes beauty, courage and respect.
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Because it’s such a show stopper
on its own, Red is best paired with neutrals such as white, ivory
or cream, or, for the adventurous as heart, even black. Spring,
summer, fall, winter — doesn’t matter. This sultry color works well
at weddings all year ’round!
Orange
The bright and refreshing nature of Orange Roses make them the color of choice for ‘wow’ weddings. Orange is a symbol of desire and enthusiasm.
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I absolutely love Orange for fall
weddings. It really embodies the beauty that surrounds you that
time of year.
Peach
Peach colored Roses are so unique! With a bright orange center fading into a soft pink at the tips of the petals, this flower is undeniably elegant. Peach symbolizes appreciation, sincerity and gratitude.
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Peach is a fairly versatile color
that you can either dress up or down, depending on the style or
look you’re going for. Great for beach weddings or outdoor
celebrations in the warmer spring or summer months.
Yellow
So vibrant, bright and cheery — yellow roses are sure to put a smile on all your guests’ faces! Yellow is the color of friendship, joy, delight and promises of a new beginning.
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Yellow is a perfect accessory for
spring or summer weddings, and it works well accompanied by accents
of blue, green, pink or purple.
White
White has always been associated with elegance and classic charm, which makes it one of the most popular choices for weddings. White Roses are a symbol or purity, youthfulness and hope for the future.
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White is another versatile,
all-year color that can essentially work with any other accent
colors you like. Pair it with blue for a winter wonderland wedding,
or with black or silver for a chic, contemporary feel.
Pink
Pink Roses range in color from blush pink to fuchsia and magenta, so if you’re a pink fan, chances are you’ll find the perfect hue for your special day. Pink means happiness, tenderness, appreciation and pure love.
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This incredibly amazing girly
color fits in to almost any color scheme or theme. Pair it with
white to bring your dream, fairytale wedding to life!
Purple
So demure, so elegant — this auspicious color is the color of royalty and symbolizes enchantment, fidelity and love at first sight. Lighter shades of purple are a symbol of young love whereas darker shades are more commonly associated with intimate, long-term relationships.


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Notes by odie:
Roses come in a rainbow of colors, all of which carry a particular meaning. To help you find the right color that best compliments your personalities and style, here is a rundown of the top 7 colors and what they mean.