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For people in satisfying and committed relationships¡ªor at least pretending to be¡ªthere¡¯s Valentine¡¯s Day, a holiday in which romance comes with a price tag attached and warm feelings are represented by a fresh bouquet of red roses. But why roses? And why red? How did they come to be synonymous with Valentine¡¯s Day? According to Reader¡¯s Digest, red roses became entangled with love in Greek lore. ¡°Some stories say that the first red rose was created when the Greek goddess Aphrodite was scratched by a white rose¡¯s thorn, causing that rose to turn red,¡± folklorist Sara Cleto, PhD, told the outlet. ¡°Others say that the first red rose grew on the ground where Adonis, Aphrodite¡¯s lover, died and the goddess¡¯s tears fell.¡± Properly dramatic, but the ascent of red roses as a romantic gift really grew in 19th-century England, when the idea of assigning meaning to different varieties of flowers grew. For those wishing to communicate their romantic interest in a potential mate, that meant sending floral bouquets. Red roses in particular began to have connotations with love because, at the time, red dye was expensive and seen as a luxury. That a red rose provided similar visual appeal made it seem special. Practically speaking, the idea has endured because unlike other flowers, red roses tolerate transportation pretty well. They¡¯re a good blend of aesthetics and hardiness, two good traits for flowers that need to be portable as well as striking. Roses are, of course, expensive, and if you¡¯re more into the sentiment than the cash layout, you can find other ideas that can express your affection without contributing to the floral industry. |
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| scientifc analysis of love flowers, just as wondering why the bride always wears wedding gown in the West while red cheongsam in China |

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