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A Rose By Any Other Name?

Rose colors and their meanings

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Published Feb 13, 2012
A Rose By Any Other Name?

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Just about everyone loves roses. Maybe it’s because they’re one of the most enduring symbols of love and appreciation worldwide—especially on Valentine’s Day when roses are the go-to gift for that special someone. Most people buy red and pink roses for Valentine’s Day, but I like to buy white ones because they’re a lot less expensive! This little-known secret is something you can take advantage of, too. Of course, roses come in a lot of other color options, and each has a specific meaning.


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Cheryl Najafi offers a fresh approach to entertaining that empowers hosts to welcome people into their homes without fret or fuss. Her celebrations are renowned for being personal, playful and unpredictable, using the interests of her guests as guiding themes. Forever offering original twists on themes, invitations, room decor, table design and place settings, Cheryl believes little tips inspire hosts to infuse their own style, humor and whimsy into any occasion. Find out more at www.cherylstyle.com, "like" me on Facebook or follow me on Twitter @CherylStyle.