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White Rose Bouquets

White roses mean innocence, truth, and purity. Order a bouquet of white roses and have them hand-delivered by a local florist to honor the special people in your life.

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Subtle and Sweet White Roses

White roses represent humility, purity and innocence, making them perfect for weddings and engagements. The white rose - often referred to as the bridal rose - is associated with pure love. The white rose is seen as a token of early marriage, given to loved ones on their wedding day. White roses also symbolize truth and reverence and send a message of loyalty. Fresh and pure white roses can also rekindle affections between longtime lovers. In addition to being used as wedding flowers, white roses can also be used as sympathy flowers to honor the passing of a loved one. They are crisp and elegant in all occasions, and pair well with other colored roses to customize the message being sent.

In mythology, Aphrodite, the Goddess of love, emerged at birth from the foaming sea. The sea foam fell from her and where it touched the earth, white roses started to grow. When she was older she ran to help her wounded lover Adonis and caught her flesh on the thorns of a white rose bush. Her blood turned the roses red. In mythology, this displays the dual nature of love: white roses displaying her purity and innocence and the change to red roses representing her passion and experience.

White Rose Bouquet Delivery

Sending white roses is a beautiful option to honor your loved ones, making them the perfect Winter flower arrangement or Spring bouquet. Your roses will be hand-arranged and hand-delivered by a local florist to ensure maximum freshness at the time of delivery. Plus, your rose bouquet will be in a vase and ready to be displayed right away. If you want to send a last-minute gift, same-day flower delivery is available on most flower arrangements. Place your order before 2:00 PM, Monday - Friday, or 12:00 PM, Saturday or Sunday (in your recipient's time zone) to get same-day delivery.