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Common Colors of Ribbons or Rosette Awards
Depending on where you are in the world, a blue ribbon could mean first or second place. This chart shows you the colors of rosettes or ribbons generally used in United States, Canada, Britain and Australia. The colors may change according to the event organizers preferences, the club colors, or expense. Awarding ribbons of all one color may be more economical for a small organization. In some countries or areas traditional colors may not be used at all. In Holland orange often signifies first place. Often the colors used for the first five placings are traditional, but ribbon colors from 6th downwards are less consistent.
Rosette Colors
Placing United States Canada Britain Australia
1 Blue Red Red Blue
2 Red Blue Blue Red
3 Yellow White Yellow White
4 White Yellow White Yellow
5 Pink Green Green Brown
6 Green Pink Maroon *
7 Purple Brown Pale Green *
8 Brown Maroon Tan *
9 Gray Gray Brown *
10 Pale Blue Pale Blue Grey *
Depending on where you are in the world, a blue ribbon could mean first or second place. This chart shows you the colors of rosettes or ribbons generally used in United States, Canada, Britain and Australia. The colors may change according to the event organizers preferences, the club colors, or expense. Awarding ribbons of all one color may be more economical for a small organization. In some countries or areas traditional colors may not be used at all. In Holland orange often signifies first place. Often the colors used for the first five placings are traditional, but ribbon colors from 6th downwards are less consistent.
Rosette Colors
Placing United States Canada Britain Australia
1 Blue Red Red Blue
2 Red Blue Blue Red
3 Yellow White Yellow White
4 White Yellow White Yellow
5 Pink Green Green Brown
6 Green Pink Maroon *
7 Purple Brown Pale Green *
8 Brown Maroon Tan *
9 Gray Gray Brown *
10 Pale Blue Pale Blue Grey *