Valentine's Symbols
The first paragraph to your first subheading, Colors, advises us that "We can't imagine Valentine's without the color red. Dozens of hues are actually named Valentine's Red. It's the color of life, passion, and love. Well, it can also mean a lot more, depending on the shade, combinations with other colors, and the context in general. Still, it's just one of the Valentine's colors. If we add pink with its gentleness and purple with its mysticism, we don't do enough. Modern Valentine's palettes include gray, orange, and even blue shades, which allows us to create a unique subliminal message already with the color of the package, for instance."
That's quite eye-opening to inform oneself of Valentine colors as not only traditional pink, purple and red but also modern blue, gray and orange.
Unitedstatesian businesses in some surveys list gray and pink as colors linked to more refined, sophisticated looks in popular eateries and posh restaurants.
Within the past decade, some McDonald's and Taco Bell Unitedstatesian franchises make their store exteriors gray.
Might that be because of refined, sophisticated and Valentine manifestations?
(What color would McDonald's and Taco Bell store exteriors be in Ljubljana ;-D?)
DerdriuMarriner, Jan 25, 2025