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What each number represents

When it comes to conveying a message through the gift of roses, you will need to consider the meaning behind the number of roses you are giving.

Very often, different numbers carry a very different set of meaning.

On top of that, different colour of roses too convey different meaning and can actually play a huge role in the message you send someone. Click here to find out more. Flowers and Kisses Singapore offers a variety of rose bouquet arrangement, and the symbolism behind the numbers are explained below.

Number of roses : Meaning

A single rose: It indicates “Love at First Sight”

2 Roses: Give 2 roses to show that you are deeply in love with them

3 Roses: I Love You

4 Roses: To Signify nothing will stand between the two of us.

5 Roses: Express your care and love for that special someone. Gift 5 roses to express how much you care for your partner or a good friend. 6 Roses: The perfect way to say, “I want to be yours”. Gift a 6 rose bouquet on your date to express those feelings to her/him.

7 Roses: I’m infatuated with you.

8 Roses: A symbol of support for friends or family that are going through a difficult time. 9 Roses: To signify eternal love and show that you want to spend the rest of your life with that significant other.

10 Roses: They are perfection.

12 Roses: A simple way to ask your crush to be yours.

13 Roses: Friends forever.

18 Roses: To tell a loved one to stay young and beautiful. It is a symbol of trueness and sincerity.

24 Roses: Signify that special someone is always on your mind 24/7.

30 Roses: Express your faithfulness to your significant other.

33 Roses: To show her/him, “I Love you” with great affection.

40 Roses: My love for you is genuine.

47 Roses: To signify that you are my one and only.

50 Roses: Your unconditional love that you will never regret.

66 Roses: Nothing’s gonna change my love for you.

77 Roses: You are my soul mate.

88 Roses: To apologise from the bottom of your heart for a mistake you made.

99 Roses: I will love you till the day I die.

100 Roses: I am totally devoted to you.

That’s about the meaning of every number of flowers used in a rose bouquet. Should you want to send a secret message to your loved ones, feel free to tell your online florist in Singapore how many flowers to add. If you’ll like to find out the meaning behind differing flowers, click here

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