Great for Consensus
Orange flowers work wonders in group gatherings when you want to reach a consensus. In fact, Casey’s favorite flower is a rose called ‘Free Spirit’, primarily an orange-colored rose. It has lots of energy, smells great, and opens beautifully. It also lasts a long time in a vase!
We all know that orange has an interesting reputation as a color. When asked what the color orange means, many will say “safety” as in “vest” or “road construction cones and signs.” We enlighten clients to consider orange for flower designs if they are trying to reach a consensus, a general agreement, or have a decision-making process for their events or meetings.
‘Free Spirit’ Rose — Photo Flower Duet
According to the book, Feng Shui in the Garden, orange is known as the “social color” because it helps draw people together and encourages conversation.
Kids camp at Flower Duet holding Orange Flowers
Orange is a powerful color, and it can help you feel energized, creative, and motivated. Surrounding yourself with orange will keep the communications flowing.
Graphic by Kit Wertz
In this design, we took a “mock-cracked” terracotta (orange) container, lined it with a vase, and added over 40 stems of orange spray roses for this lush monochromatic orange design.
Orange Spray Roses look amazing when they are fully open — Flower Duet Photo
Enjoy and feel energized. This is the color of coming together, which is probably why we always love it around Thanksgiving when we all come together to celebrate our family and friends.
Orange protea and freesia in a vase are accented with hypericum berry and bupleurum. Photo — Flower Duet
Pantone Loves Orange, too!
While we love the 2025 Pantone color of the year Mocha Mousee, we will always embrace orange for its power to bring people together.
Embrace the ORANGE! It can actually be good for you!
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