Does iMessage work only with Cellular data, without WiFi, on iPad?

Hi,
I am unable to send iMessages (to iPhone from my iPad).
I am not connected to WiFi. And only use Cellular data..
Is it compulsory to be on WiFi to send iMessages?
When I try to send, it shows an error message: iMessage is not Delivered.

I understand the the iPad can't send SMS, it is not a phone, and SMS uses the voice connection not the data connection. iPad has only a data connection.
Thanks for the responses. I am inclinded to believe that the carrier has no control over the data being sent and that it couldn't stop Messages (or any other app) even if it wanted to and I really really hate trying to call and speak with Verizon. Really hate it.
Put that together with my experience that if something is supposed to work, but doesn't it is probably me. I'm still thinking that my friends and I all have something not set right, but what?
The correction steps talked about all assume that if Messages works with Wi-Fi it will work for cellular. Messages works just fine when I have Wi-Fi, but doesn't work when I'm on Verizon LTE cellular data. Should Messages show up in Setting >> Cellular Data >> Use Cellular Data For: ? I get the feeling that since it doesn't appear here as an app that can use cellular data, it can't. So the question is, how can I get the Messages app to use cellular data?

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