The most romantic day of the year, Valentine’s Day on February 14th, is just around the corner. But the celebrations for Valentine’s Day begins a week before and it is called the Valentine’s Week wherein each and every day has a specific day and theme. Here’s the full list of Valentine’s Week:
1. Rose Day on February 7
2. Propose Day on February 8
3. Chocolate Day on February 9
4. Teddy Day on February 10
5. Promise Day on February 11
6. Hug Day on February 12
7. Kiss Day on February 13
8. Valentine’s Day on February 14

And so, kick-starting the Valentine’s Week is the Rose Day which is on February 7. As the name suggests, on this day people or couples give roses to each other thus expressing their feelings and emotions; you can either give one or a bunch of them. After all, flowers have been an expression of love for time immemorial. And who doesn’t like receiving beautiful flowers? But did you know that the colour of the rose you give to someone on Rose Day has a hidden meaning? Yes, you read that right! While people often give roses to their loved ones on this day, the colour of their rose have hidden meaning and they symbolise different feelings. Read on to discover the hidden meaning behind your Valentine’s Day rose colour. You can also refer to the information below to select the right rose to gift to your loved on Rose Day:
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1. Red Roses
Red roses have long been associated with deep love, romance, and passion. They are the most popular choice on Rose Day and Valentine’s Day, symbolising strong emotions, commitment, and admiration. If you want to express your love and devotion to your partner, a single red rose or a bouquet of red roses is the perfect way to say “I love you.” They are also perfect for celebrating anniversaries or special moments in a relationship.

2. Pink Roses
Pink roses are perfect for expressing one’s admiration, appreciation, and gentleness. They often symbolise feelings of grace, joy, and gratitude, which makes them ideal for friendships, early stages of a romance, or showing appreciation for someone special.
Different shades of pink roses also carry different meanings. For instance: Light pink roses symbolise admiration, gentleness, and joy; while, dark pink roses express gratitude and appreciation.
One can give pink roses to their partner early on in a relationship. You can also give it to a friend or mentor to express your admiration and gratitude towards them.

3. White Roses
White roses symbolise purity, innocence, and new beginnings in life. They are also associated with weddings and fresh starts, which makes them a meaningful choice for someone you deeply care about. They can also symbolise remembrance, peace, spirituality, and eternal love.
One can give a white to rose to someone when they are starting a new stage in their relationship, or they’re expressing admiration for someone’s pure heart.
4. Yellow Roses
Just like the colour yellow, yellow-coloured roses also often symbolise warmth, happiness, and positivity. Contrary to red roses, yellow roses do not have any romantic connotations; instead, they symbolise strong bonds and good wishes for others. And so, giving yellow roses to friends is quite apt as it would surely brighten their day.
5. Orange Roses
Orange Roses symbolise enthusiasm, desire, excitement, and fascination. If someone gives you an orange rose or you plan to give orange roses to someone, then you need to know that it symbolises one’s intense attraction to the other person. Or, it could also mean that you are quite enthusiastic about your relationship. And so, orange roses are often given as romantic gestures.
6. Lavender Roses
Lavender roses are very unique and symbolises mystery, and falling in love at first sight. Thus, if you give a lavender rose to someone it symbolises your romantic love or instant attraction towards them. Also, since lavender roses are quite unique it will help you leave a memorable impression on your loved one.
So, which rose are you planning to give your loved ones on this Rose Day? Tell us in the comments section below.
Here’s wishing you all a very happy Rose Day!