Choosing roses by colour is a simple way to make a bouquet feel more personal. This collection brings together rose bouquets in different shades, so you can start with the colour that suits the person or the occasion. It’s useful when you know someone’s favourite colour, want to match a celebration, or have a particular message in mind. Rose colours have their own associations, but the best choice is usually the one that feels right for the recipient.
Red roses are the classic choice for romantic occasions. They suit anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, a date, or a direct way of saying “I love you”. A smaller bunch can feel personal and understated, while a larger bouquet works well for a milestone or a bigger celebration.
Pink roses have a gentler feel and suit many everyday occasions. Send them for a birthday, a thank-you, a new baby, or a message of support. Pale pinks feel soft and calm, while brighter shades bring more energy without carrying the same romantic meaning as red roses.
White and cream roses are often chosen for their clean, quiet look. They fit weddings, formal celebrations and messages of sympathy or respect. Cream, ivory and ecru tones are a warmer alternative to pure white and pair easily with many interiors and event colours.
Yellow, peach and orange roses are good choices for friendship, congratulations and cheerful everyday gestures. They work especially well for a new job, graduation, housewarming or simply checking in on someone. Purple and two-tone roses offer something less expected for people who enjoy unusual colours.
To help roses last, place them in fresh water as soon as possible, trim the stems at an angle and change the water every few days. Keep the bouquet away from direct sun, radiators and bowls of fruit. With a little care, the colour and shape of the blooms will stay looking their best for longer.