
▲ Roses are the top choice for many couples when giving bouquets. (Photo / Provided by Taipei Flower Market, the same below)
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In the eyes of the Japanese, the romantic atmosphere of Valentine’s Day on February 14 must be carried on to White Day on March 14, and the best way to express feelings is through a loving response.
Taipei Flower Market says that flowers are the best medium for conveying emotions, especially“eustoma”or“roses”which are the most representative; since the eustoma symbolizes “unchanging love,” it is currently the most favored by Japanese couples.
Taipei Flower Market suggests that when giving a bouquet, you can match different flower colors according to the recipient’s zodiac sign to better convey your feelings.
Earth signs — Capricorn, Virgo, Taurus
Green eustoma or red roses are suitable for the more practical earth sign lovers. The bold red paired with steady green better highlights the calm and reserved temperament of earth signs.
Fire signs — Sagittarius, Aries, Leo
Blue-purple eustoma or bright red roses are perfect for the upbeat and optimistic fire sign lovers. Especially ruffled eustoma or fiery red roses, like flames, can better showcase the confident and energetic vibe of fire signs.
Water signs — Cancer, Pisces, Scorpio
For the gentle and emotional water sign lovers, white and pink tones are definitely the right choice. Pink eustoma paired with pure white roses can accentuate the elegant and tender beauty of water sign lovers even more.
Air signs — Libra, Aquarius, Gemini
For the unique and independent air sign lovers, bicolor white-purple rimmed eustoma is sure to be their taste. Whether it’s the purple-edged white bicolor eustoma or pure purple roses, it brings out the unique charm of air signs to the extreme.
%When choosing flower colors based on zodiac signs, the above recommendations will help you better understand each sign’s preferences.

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