Roses

"Come live with me and be my love… And I will make thee beds of roses" – wrote Christopher Marlowe in the XVI century.

The rose has always been a symbol of love. The ancient Greeks and Romans associated the rose with their goddesses of love and beauty. Today, roses are still venerated in many countries as religious, ethnic, national, cultural, political and even sports symbols. The rose is the national flower of England and provincial of Yorkshire and Lancashire.

The rose family contains over a hundred various species cultivated for their beauty, fragrance and colour. For centuries, roses have been captivating people with their magnificence, splendour and majesty. On the other hand, it is difficult to imagine a more intimate gift than a humble bouquet of red or white roses. A bunch of red roses is almost universally used to show passionate love. Traditionally, red and pink roses are flowers of Valentine’s Day and white or yellow of weddings and religious celebrations.

Elegant, charming and stylish are the bouquets of roses arranged by Bloom in Mail. They emphasize the natural beauty of the flowers proudly displayed as subtle variations of colour and design. The red, white, pink and yellow roses seem to be jumping into the arms of their receiver who is maybe waiting for a "Romantic Evening", “Rose Garden” or "Sweet Dreams".