Roses

Roses are beautiful messengers. They offer themselves and symbolize the great moments of life. From birth to death, through marriage, holidays, birthdays, they punctuate our steps with their colorful and velvety petals.

The colors of roses

On all occasions, they improve our daily life, by their charm and their thoughfulness.

They adorn and perfume houses, decorate gardens nicely, picked in quantities or slipped one by one into soliflores. The rose is "the" flower par excellence, adapting to each event. Fresh, fragrant, in bouquet, they also blend with most other flowers and plants, even if purists never mix them.

Receiving them is always a pleasure, but some colors are more or less appropriate according to circumstances.

Be careful not to make a blunder and upset sensitive minds.

Gift of nature, it is a beauty grafted over the centuries by the most inspired horticulturists.

The rose always moves, whether flamboyant, bucolic, romantic, discreet, virginal.

It plays in the big leagues, leaving no one indifferent, especially as it also stings a little in its spare time. Sophisticated or raw, thorny, leafy, it sometimes flays the dermis and the heart, when it serves as an excuse for a love story that is no longer existing.

The rose promotes intimacy, but sometimes helps to forgive, to embellish, to appease.

You must know how to read in it and in the eyes of the person who offers it so as not to be mistaken. Between prejudices and spontaneity, to receive them always illuminates sad mornings at least a little. It is said that they must be given in an odd number, and that each color has its own meaning and its secret dialogue.

The queen of flowers has caused the ink of poets and lovers to pour since the dawn of time, inspiring verses, fragrant, aesthetic and adored.