Flowers by colour

Colour associations are cultural conventions, not botanical facts. Use them as a starting point, then choose the flower that fits the season and the relationship.

Red Flowers
Traditionally associated with romantic love in roses; also energy and celebration in mixed designs.
Pink Flowers
Often used for admiration, gratitude and gentler affection. Not a single universal meaning.
White Flowers
Purity, elegance, new beginnings or remembrance — context matters.
Yellow Flowers
Friendship, joy and get-well wishes in contemporary use.
Orange Flowers
Enthusiasm and warmth.
Purple Flowers
Admiration, calm or ceremony depending on the flower.
Blue Flowers
Calm, apology or uniqueness in modern use.
Green Flowers
Renewal and a contemporary, less romantic look.
Peach Flowers
Sincerity and warm romance in contemporary palettes.
Mixed Colour Flowers
Celebration and personality rather than one coded emotion.