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The significance of the roses
The white rose, still not in full bloom, symbolizes her submission.
The white color represents the purity of her gift, while the still
slightly closed petals show that her submission has not come into full bloom.
It never will.
Submission is ever deepening, ever growing
and
the submissive will never reach a place where she
cannot open a bit
more for her Dominant.
The red rose, almost fully open, signifies his
dominance.
The red represents his passion and desire to posses and protect
her at all costs,though it may require him to spill his blood to do so.
The rose is almost in full bloom to symbolize that he is ready and mature
enough to accept the responsibilities required of him.
The significance of the petals
The mixture of the petals signifies the mixing and blending of their lives.
Couples often keep them in a decorative jar,
once the petals have dried
completely.
Upon death, a portion of those petals are placed with the body
to show a bond that will extend beyond the grave.
Many legends are told of
roses that have sprung up on the graves
of couples who have loved so
strongly during their physical lifetime
that even in death they sent back
evidence of their everlasting love
in the form of roses that bloom again
on the graves.
An Eternal Bond
A couple who has decided to remain together for the
duration
of their lives and beyond will often opt for this ritual
as a symbolic statement of their eternal commitment
The Collar
A collar in symbolizes a commitment that has often been compared to a wedding ring
This type of commitment symbolizes the pledge of the
Dominant to their submissive to protect, love and cherish them.
When the submissive accepts the collar, the submissive surrenders to the
Dominant and makes a promise to be devoted and loyal.
The collar is to be worn in the presence of the Dominant at all times.
When apart, all the submissive needs to do is touch it to be reminded of the bond they share.
Each collaring is a unique symbol of love, respect
and a bond between two people who care greatly for each other.
Collaring is the term commonly used to describe the commencement of a
relationship between a Dominant and a submissive.
It carries the same type of weight that a marriage ring does and denotes the same depth of commitment.
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