Valentine’s Week starts with Rose Day on February 7. Each rose color given on Rose Day carries a specific meaning; red symbolizes deep love, pink expresses admiration, white stands for purity, yellow conveys friendship, orange signifies enthusiasm, and lavender indicates falling in love at first sight.Hidden meaning behind your Valentine’s Day rose colour
Valentine’s Week starts with Rose Day on February 7. Each rose color given on Rose Day carries a specific meaning; red symbolizes deep love, pink expresses admiration, white stands for purity, yellow conveys friendship, orange signifies enthusiasm, and lavender indicates falling in love at first sight.