In Victorian days, flowers had an intricate language all their own. Every shade, each type of flower, even the number of stems held special significance and conveyed a specific message from the sender to the giver.
Today, we have less patience for decoding bouquets, but nevertheless you always make a statement when you send flowers, especially on Valentine's Day. And if you are sending one arrangement to your sweetheart, one to your best friend and one to a fave family member, you'll want to make sure that each expresses the perfect sentiment.
Orange roses are an unexpected way to convey desire.
Take roses, for instance. Each color has a different meaning. So if you are still deciding what to send, this info may help you make up your mind.
Red: OK, this one is easy. This is all-time classic color for lovers. When you send red roses, you are declaring some serious love.
White: Not surprisingly, this means innocence and purity.
Yellow: Fresh and breezy, it signifies fond friendship.
Pink: Gratitude, appreciation and admiration. Pink roses are ideal for good buddies.
Orange: A fresh take on red, this represents desire.
Purple: Love at first sight. Ooh la la!
