Thanks for the speedy response. It is very useful to know where a rose was purchased if the photo was not taken in a public garden. This allows us to help identify incorrectly labeled roses. Look at the pictures of 'Breeze Hill' that I uploaded from Elizabeth Park. You will see that it doesn't match the color of the other roses in the photos. From this we can understand that the rose in Elizabeth Park is probably not the true 'Breeze Hill'.

It would be the same process if we knew where a rose was purchased. If the roses from that vendor did not match the other roses of that type, then we can assume the vendor has the wrong rose. In your case it might be that the immature rose looks less full than a more mature plant, or the vendor sent a mis-labelled rose or he has the wrong rose. So it is important that a date and vendor accompany the photo. Let's wait and see what further flowers look like with your rose. It very well could be correct.