Rose Colors

Prominent Rose Models in Different Colors

From bouquets and boxes made with pink, red, orange, and white roses to everlasting roses, these are the most popular options in all colors. A selection of each color can be found at the links in the table below.

Seven Red Everlasting Roses in a Gold Glass Jar 4,260 TL 6,360 TL Gala in a Burgundy Box, Pink Flower Arrangement with Anthurium Roses 2,595 TL 3,459 TL Bouquet of Purple Hydrangeas, Pink Roses and Orchids 2,975 TL 3,950 TL Cappucino Rose in Vase , Cymbidum Orchid and Lucuspermum Flower Arrangement in Glass Vase 3.275 TL Pinky Grande design 8,025 TL 9,200 TL Arrangement Cappucino Purpetta - Flower Arrangement with Cappucino Roses and Burgundy Chrysanthemums 2.725 TL Purple Bellisimo Orchid Arrangement in a Copper Pot 8,150 TL One Red Everlasting Rose in a Personalized Glass Box with Photo: 3,775 TL

Price Range According to Rose Colors

The price of roses is determined more by the number of roses, the type of rose, and the presentation than by the color. Red, white, pink, and orange roses have the widest price range because they are commonly grown fresh. Colors that don't exist in nature, such as blue, black, and rainbow roses, have higher starting prices as they are only offered as non-fading roses. You can find prices for all models on the rose prices page.

The 342 models for sale in this category are grouped according to their showroom prices as of October 7, 2026; note card and delivery are free. Prices are subject to change; the current price will be shown on the product page.

Prices vary depending on the presentation type.

Election according to the budget.

Chart of Rose Colors and Meanings

Green and gold-toned roses are only found in the non-fading series: the green rose symbolizes renewal and abundance, while the gold rose represents value and lasting success. These designs are featured on the non-fading green rose and non-fading gold rose pages.

How many colors of roses are there, and which ones are natural?

The color of a rose is determined by the pigments in its petals: red and pink tones are given by anthocyanins, and yellow and orange tones by carotenoids. The gene that produces the delphinidin pigment, which creates the blue color, is not found in roses; therefore, even the "bluest" natural roses remain in shades of lilac or silvery lavender. The shades known as gray roses are also these silvery lavender varieties. Natural roses called black are very dark burgundy roses, like the Halfeti rose.

RoseBox doesn't offer colors that don't exist in nature by dyeing fresh roses: real rose heads undergo a special preservation process, and the color is imparted during this process. The resulting non-fading roses require no watering or maintenance, and their color is homogeneous and long-lasting. All non-fading options in various colors are featured on the non-fading rose page.

How to Choose the Right Rose Color? A Guide Based on the Situation.

When choosing the color of a rose, first consider the message, then your relationship with the recipient. The following list summarizes the right colors for the most frequently asked situations:

• For a lover or spouse: Red is the first choice; pink can be chosen for a new relationship, or purple or blue for a different gesture.
• Proposal, engagement, and betrothal: White or red and white roses symbolize a new beginning and togetherness.
• To Mom: A pink rose symbolizes both love and gratitude.
• To a friend: Yellow and orange roses convey a warm message without being overly romantic.
• Reconciliation and apology: White and pink roses convey a sincere and gentle message of a fresh start.
• For business partners and men: Neutral tones like cappuccino, black, or white are more suitable.
• Condolence and remembrance: A white rose symbolizes peace and loyalty.

If you're wondering what colors convey in flowers other than roses, the general principles on this page largely apply; when unsure, choosing the buyer's favorite color is always a good idea.

Do shades change the meaning of rose colors?

Yes. The meaning of rose colors becomes more subtle with each shade. Deep burgundy red signifies a mature and profound love, while bright red represents a new and exciting affection. Dusty pink and rose pink convey kindness and admiration, while fuchsia emphasizes gratitude. Lilac roses symbolize initial attraction and admiration; dark purple underscores nobility. Peach and salmon tones express sincerity and gratitude, while vibrant orange conveys enthusiasm.

These meanings stem from the language of flowers that became widespread in 19th-century Europe and from modern gift-giving culture; they are not hard and fast rules. A recipient's favorite color often conveys a stronger message than its symbolic meaning. Adding a brief explanation to the note card when unsure can prevent misinterpretation of the color.

Order Roses in Any Color and Have Same-Day Delivery

1. Choose your model. Select from the above selection or the product list at the top of the page, according to your budget and presentation.
2. Enter your delivery information. Write the delivery address and date.
3. Write your note card. Your message will be added to your order with a free note card.
4. Complete the payment. Payment is processed via a 256-bit SSL certified infrastructure.

Same-day delivery is not guaranteed for deliveries outside of Istanbul; delivery times are shown during the ordering process and vary depending on the address. For delivery information to all districts, please see the Istanbul flower order page.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Rose Colors

Rose Categories by Color

Publisher: RoseBox · Last updated: October 7, 2026 · Price data: Showcase prices as of October 7, 2026 · Contact: 0212 631 46 54