Soon after the celebrations for the new year taper off, you begin to see red and pink everywhere, along with those ubiquitous heart shapes. There’s the candy, wrapped in red and pink for Valentine’s Day, and recipes for cocktails, cupcakes, and even fashion guides on how to incorporate these colors in your celebrations. And, of course, there is a bewildering variety of flowers to choose from for your Valentine.
If you’ve ever wondered why pink and red have a special significance for Valentine’s Day, carry on reading. You’ll find, as we did, that the answer lies in history, mythology, the language of flowers, and the meaning of colors. Not only is this information fascinating, but it will also help you pick the ideal bouquets for the special people in your life.
History of Pink and Red for Valentine’s Day
- Mythology and History
- What About Pink?
- The Language of Flowers
- The Meaning of Colors
- Red and Pink Flowers for Valentine’s Day