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Um...
Hm. The difficulty in finding the significance of the rose is deciding whether or not it's even important. I agree with AuraTwilight that it might just be one of those things to indicate that the basic setup is the same each time, like George's proposal, or the cousins relaxing at the beach.
As far as theories, I read one where the rose disappeared because Godha took it for decorating dinner / dessert (I forget), another where George marks it intentionally, and another where it was all coincidence, and that the letter wouldve found it's way to Maria one way or another.
Well at any rate, if the First Twilights are supposed to be faked, each and EVERY time, then it's not even necessary for the first letter to be read until the bodies are found. With the gambling / risks / odds theme that runs pretty rampant, I'm willing to believe that the entirety of the rose's significance is what a huge coincidence it all was...
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