Rose Day 2020: Date, importance, why to celebrate

Rose Day 2020: Friday, February 7th, 2020

Rose is one of the most significant tokens of love which itself defines why it has to be put in the starting of a love story or the entire week of love. It is also said that The Victorians started the culture of exchanging roses to communicate unspoken feelings. Wherein, red rose has been a symbol of love and passion.
There are so many shades of roses and every color stands individually to express something different from the other.

Which color of the rose should I pick to express myself?

Red Rose: A red rose defines passionate desire and longing. This colour of rose is also tied to Venus or Aphrodite, who is the Goddess of Love Greeks and Romans. This rose is the best way to say 'I Love You'.
red rose image

Pink Rose: The pink colored rose is used as a token of appreciation and admiration. The subtle pink shade of the rose symbolizes grace and elegance. This rose can also portray happiness.
pink rose image

Yellow Rose: The yellow rose is mostly shared between friends. This is to tell someone that they have added more joy to your life. This rose is a token of friendship.


White Rose: White is the colour of purity, peace, and unity, and so does this rose signifies. The rose can be shared between new lovers to mark the beginning of a brand new love story, which is why it is the most used flower in the weddings.


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