PINK FLOWER BOUQUETS

Roses are one of the oldest flowers in the world, dating back 35 million years. This probably explains our long history to loving roses and why they are referred to so often in literature The oldest living rose is a pale pink, fragrant rose called a Rosa canina. It is 1,000 years old and grows on the Hildesheim Cathedral wall in Germany. It has five petals and a diameter of around four to six centimetres . The rose blossoms last around a fortnight and usually appear toward the end of May.

Both pink Carnations and Chrysanthemums are wet known for their ability to outlast most other bouquet flowers. They have been known to last 3 weeks or longer in a vase, as long as you keep them away from direct sunlight, direct heat and refresh their water regularly.

Pink is the colour of Breast Cancer awareness. Just like the pink ribbon pink flowers in all their shades offer offer hope for a future cure. Fuchsia, rose, and blush pink are all appropriate flower bouquet colours to show solidarity and support to people who are battling or have survived breast cancer. While October is breast cancer awareness month, a bouquet of pink flowers can offer hope and support at any time of the year.

Light pink roses often are thought to be a classically romantic flower. They represent a fresh or pure love, and make a good choice for a young romance or a new relationship. Hot pink roses like pink Floyd roses are more of a show of passion.

Pink is regarded as a positive colour.  Pink flowers represents affection, admiration, compassion, and even nurturing. Depending on whether the flower bouquet is a light pink or bright pink they evoke a completely different mood. There is such a wide variety of pink flowers, covering so many shades and feelings plus they’re always available, making them one of the most popular coloured flowers in the spectrum.

Pink flowers don’t just come light and dark shades of pink. They also come in bright warm and cool tones. Some of the Warm pinks seem to have a touch of yellow, like coral, peach or even salmon. Warm pink tones go well with orange or yellow flowers. Cool pinks flowers sometimes ave a hint of blue, like fuchsia, magenta or hot pink ‘pink Floyd’ roses. These cool pink flowers are beautifully paired in a bouquet with purple or blue flowers.

Light pink bouquets have a gentle quality that pays respect to femininity, bringing a feeling of peace and tranquility to almost any room. They have classically pink tones reminiscent of cotton candy, sometimes mixed with beautiful nude, blush, and dusty pink hues. Their delicate, gentle pallet creates a feeling of calmness and serenity. These bouquets are perfect for welcoming the birth of a new baby girl or celebrating love.

Bright pink flowers are bolder and create a strong dramatic energy. Hot pink, mauve, fuchsia and magenta tones are empowering and seem to command attention. A bouquet of pink flowers brings a bright energy into any room and can hep inspire and motivate people to go after their goals.