Colours in the UK

Colours in the UK

UK national colours are red, blue and white

What do the colours of their flag mean?

Their flag colours are red, blue and white and they mean: -The red cross represents Saint George, the patron saint of England -The white blades on the blue background refer to the cross of Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland -The red blades with the white blackground represent the Cross of Saint Patrick, patron saint of Ireland

What is the significance of blue, green, purple, red, yellow, orange, black, brown, white grey?

• Orange: enthusiasm, confidence, success, generosity, creativity...
• Black: mystery, power, elegance, sophistication
• Brown: stability, trust, dependence, closeness, nature...
• White: cleanliness, innocence, reflection, creativity, openness, growth, impartiality, peace...
• Grey: security, modesty, confidence, intelligence, knowledge...

• Blue: stability, confidence, rationality...
• Green: nature l, growth, fertility, money...
• Purple: luxury, power, wisdom, creativity, magic...
• Red: fire, love, drama, heat, power, strength, emotion, passion, blood, lust...
• Yellow: intelligence, beauty, youth, sensuality, joy, optimism...

Are any colours considered to be lucky or unlucky?

The four lucky colours associated with with prosperity and weal are red, purple, green and blue. The colour that is associated with bad luck is yellow .