St Valentines Day - Valentines Flowers
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Giving flowers on St. Valentine's Day first became popular in the 17th century when Charles II of Sweden introduced the Persian custom of "the language of flowers" to Europe.
Roses, having the distinction of representing love in all its forms, are the blossoms of choice on Valentine's Day.
Books about the meanings of particular flowers were published, and entire conversations could be carried out using only a bouquet of flowers.
The red rose was the favourite flower of Venu and become the traditional Valentine's Day flower. As it has always been a popular flower, the meaning of the red rose is still well known as the flower of passion and love. The red rose is also the favorite flower of Venus, the goddess of love, which helped give the rose its symbolic meaning.
The colours of Valentine's Day are red and white, and also pink, a combination of the former two. Red symbolizes passion, while white symbolizes purity. Pink is perhaps the most appropriate colour for young lovers - a meeting point between the two extremes.
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