White Rose
Historically, the white
rose symbolized innocence and purity, which is how it became associated with
weddings and bridal bouquets. Way back in 14th-century England the
white rose was the heraldic sign of the Duke of York who faced off with the
red-rose Lancaster family, giving the renowned War of Roses its name.
Today, the white rose has
retained its associations with both pure love and formal ceremony, making it a
many purposed recognition of unions and ceremonial occasions, such as
anniversaries, christenings and graduations. The white rose is a fitting way to
honor a friend or loved one in recognition of a new beginning or a farewell. Their
pure color conveys respect, pays homage to new starts and expresses hope for
the future
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