There are many reasons to send roses besides Valentine’s Day and anniversaries. They can also be sent for sympathy, to ask forgiveness or just because.
On Hinge, roses are a bit like super-charged “likes.” You can send them to other users in your Discover or Standout feed. They indicate that you’re interested in getting to know them more.
Roses on Hinge
Hinge’s newest feature takes cues from The Bachelor by letting users give potential matches “roses.” Users can send one rose to a person a week, and the recipient will be able to see it in their ”standouts” section. The feature also comes with a new feed that refreshes daily and displays Prompts and photo Prompts from people who are similar to you.
While it may seem like a simple gesture, giving someone a rose is more meaningful than simply hitting the like button. It signals that you are interested in them and want to take the relationship further than matching on the app.
However, giving someone a rose is not the end game. You should still engage with the person, ask them questions, and be genuine in your interactions.
Roses on Tinder
Hinge recently rolled out Roses, a feature that’s similar to Tinder’s Super Like. Roses let you show an extra level of interest in a profile, and they also send your profile to the top of the recipient’s Likes You deck. You can only use one free Rose per week, but you can purchase more starting at $3.99 each.
To send a Rose, tap the Like button on a profile like you normally would. Then, when you’re ready to send a message, tap the Rose icon that appears next to the Send Like button.
It’s important to note that sending a Rose doesn’t guarantee that your match will respond or that they will want to meet up. Just as with a regular Like, your profile may get lost in the sea of profiles that your potential match is scrolling through. But it’s definitely a good way to stand out. You’ll be showing that you’re interested in them and it might give them a boost of confidence.
Roses on Match
Roses on Match are similar to Tinder Super Likes in that they indicate a more intense level of interest than a regular like. However, unlike Super Likes, you can only use one Rose per week, and it doesn’t accumulate. Therefore, you should prioritize developing your profile and crafting clever opening lines before relying on the Rose feature.
If you’re interested in someone on Hinge, you can now send them a Rose in addition to a regular like. The rose will appear at the top of their ‘Likes You’ feed and will alert them that you’re a little extra interested in them.
You’ll get one free rose every week, and you can purchase more starting at $3.99 a pop. However, we advise that you save your roses for the people you’re most interested in and use them sparingly. Otherwise, you might find yourself on a Rose binge, which is never good for your wallet.
Roses on Teki360
When you send a rose, it’s a sign that you’re interested in the person. It’s a good way to show your interest in someone, but it’s important to remember that sending a rose is not the end of the conversation.
If you’re not sure whether or not a person will appreciate your rose, take a closer look at their profile and check if they mention anything about liking romantic gestures. You should also consider their rose history to see if they’ve received any in the past.
Hinge doesn’t currently allow you to unsend a rose, but the company is constantly improving their app based on user feedback. If enough people express their desire to have the ability to unsend a rose, the company may add this feature in the future. For now, it’s best to only send a rose when it feels right. Otherwise, you could end up regretting your decision later.