Valentine Day
A Holiday Celebrating Love and Affection
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Although Valentine’s Day can be traced back to Saints in very early history, we will not explore that Valentine chapter here. What Valentine’s Day is now, is a day set aside for the showing of love and affections to one another. It’s a huge day for flowers, and candy gifts, especially Roses, and those Heart shaped boxes of Chocolates. Valentine cards are also huge; don’t forget! |
When you buy Roses for your wife or sweetheart, do you know what the different colors mean? Here's a refresher.
1. Red; Romantic Love, congratulations, respect, Courage, passion.
2. Dark Red; Unconscious Beauty.
3. Single Red Rose; “I Love You”
4. White; Purity, Innocence, Reverence, Youthfulness, Secrecy.
5. Pink; Appreciation, Thank You, Perfect Happiness, Admiration.
6. Yellow; Joy, Gladness, Friendship, Delight, Jealously.
7. Orange; Desire, Enthusiasm.
8. Red & White; Given together signify unity.
9. Peach; Appreciation, Sincerity, Gratitude.
10. Thorn-less Rose; “Love at First Sight”
11. Single Rose-Any Color; Simplicity, Gratitude.
So for Valentine’s Day, you cannot go wrong with Red Roses. They are a popular gift, all women like Red Roses. When it comes to that Big Red Heart, filled with Chocolates, that is usually a better gift if there are little ones at home to help eat those calorie laden treats.
If you are going to have the neighborhood kids over for a valentine party we have some fun games here that will help you keep them entertained. Or, visit our challenging, fun Valentine Trivia Game..
