All are roses.

The first one looks to me like Ballerina, a hybrid musk shrub rose that gets 3-6 feet tall and reblooms.

The second one could be Iceberg, which is in the floribunda (clusters of flowers) category. It blooms a lot all through the season and is easy to grow in my climate.

The third one may be Dr. Huey, a rose used for vigorous roots with another variety grafted onto it. If the top variety dies back, Dr. Huey takes over and fills out. I think it's a pretty one, though it doesn't rebloom much past spring, if at all.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ballerina photos on HelpMeFind

I'll put an easier link to your photos below, and hope some others may have guesses as to what they might be:

Here is a link that might be useful: roses needing identification

Thanks for your expertise! The first is definitely Ballerina. The Iceberg is probable for the second. Not too sure about the Dr. Huey on the third plant though, so if anyone else has other guesses I'd love to hear them. Thanks!

For the second I would guess some type of Noisette due to the delicate flowers and slight pink shades. Third one maybe burgundy iceberg... We all want to get an iceberg in there some place don't we!

Here is a link that might be useful: Burgundy Iceberg