Valentine Flowers - Scarlet Carnation Flowers

Valentine Flowers - Scarlet Carnation Flowers

What best can exemplify your deep devotion for that special someone than that of the rich- red – ruby –radiance of Scarlet Carnation Flowers? What best can whisper the pain of your bleeding heart than that of the scarlet eyes of the carnations? What best can say silently – my heart aches – the sun and moon collides – flower turns into blood drops when you are not around than that of the crimson luster of the scarlet carnation which alone can redefine the very sensation of “being in love” a million times…share your feelings with your special someone with a pose of scarlet carnation to whisper softly – “my heart bleeds and a drowsy dead pain overcasts my soul when you are not with me!”

Valentine Flowers - Scarlet Carnation Flowers

feel the very beat of love within your pulses and declare your undying passion with the red fury of the Scarlet Carnation Flowers . Let the ruby splendor of the red carnations spread the message of love – Let the cherry desire of the flowers murmur softly – “kiss me- hold me tight – I am so afraid to be alone- I so very much hate to be alone – be mine forever”.
Feel the magic of love, experience the splendor of rekindling the emotion with the hues of the scarlet carnations enlaced with the dream of the lazy sun downs.

A symbol of passion, an emblem of closeness and an insignia of togetherness the scarlet passion is perhaps the only flowers which sings the saga of a bleeding heart. Proclaim your heart- say boldly that it is for you, my heart aches, show your deep admiration and strong love on this Valentines Day with a bunch of dark red carnation.

Rich legends enlace this spring blossom—an Italian legend says that a young knight fell in love with a beautiful female. She once gave him a white carnation which the knight carried with him when he was being called to the warfront. Whilst fighting the flower turned red with his blood stain. The knight died in the battlefield and the white flower was returned to her beloved. She cried and planted the flower – Every year there grew the scarlet carnation as a remembrance of the happy times- as a symbol of deep admiration.