White Roses

Flowers for Spring Weddings: choose from:

Calla Lily, Bluebell, Camellia, Daffodil, Forget Me Not, Foxglove, Gardenia, Iris, Jasmine, Lilac, Pansy, Rose, Tulip

Flowers for Summer Weddings choose from:

Gardenia, Hydrangea, Lily, Peony, Sunflower, Rose, Daisy, Wax Flower, Honeysuckle, Bougainvillea, Bouvardis, Delphinium, Fuchsia

Flowers forAutumn Weddings choose from:

Amaryllis, Heather, Hydrangea, Orchid, Sunflower, Ivy, Eucalyptus, Gladiolus, Zinnia, Cockscomb

Flowers for Winter Weddings choose from:

African Violet, Anemone, Hyacinth, Jasmine, Orchid, Tulip, Violet, Amaryllis, Calla Lily, Narcissus

Wedding Flower Accessories

When it comes to your wedding décor, you don’t have to stick with traditional floral arrangements.  You can often save money and add something unique to your wedding flower arrangements by filling in some space with other natural items. 

Mix it up by using an unconventional but lovely addition to your wedding flowers like citrus fruits, apples, pinecones, shells or feathers.  Placed with your wedding flowers, these items add something unexpected, and the combination of different textures and shapes can be very pleasing to the eye.

Once you have in mind the type of seasonal wedding flowers and floral arrangements you like, the next step is to choose a wedding florist.  When you’ve met with your wedding florist and you begin talking about your wedding flowers, here are some tips to keep in mind:

Get it all in Writing

When you find your wedding florist, you will need to sign a contract for the wedding flowers and any other services rendered.  The contract should be itemized for each piece of the wedding flowers.  There should be a detailed charge for each bouquet, boutonniere and centerpiece.  The contract also should specify any particular types of flowers that are to be included in your wedding flower arrangements. In addition, the contract should state when and where the flowers will be delivered, who will set them up and any costs associated with delivery and setup.

Talk about Costs

Nobody really likes to talk about money, but when it comes to your wedding budget, you must be upfront with what you can and can’t afford.  When you choose your wedding florist, you will want to be frank about your wedding budget and how much money you’ve allocated to wedding flowers.  Listen to your florist’s ideas, but also be able to set limits when she suggests something that may be more than you can afford.  A good wedding florist will be able to work with your budget and may have creative ideas for achieving the look you want while also cutting some costs.

Wedding Flower Ideas

When it comes to your wedding décor, you don’t have to stick with traditional floral arrangements.  You can often save money and add something unique to your wedding arrangements by filling in some space with other natural items.  Mix it up by using an unconventional but lovely addition to your wedding flowers like citrus fruits, apples, pinecones, shells or feathers.  Placed with your wedding flowers, these items add something unexpected, and the combination of different textures and shapes can be very pleasing to the eye.

Be Realistic with Your Wedding Flower Choices

Keep in mind that most wedding flower arrangements that you see in bridal magazines are very expensive and probably beyond the budget of most brides. So, be realistic when you envision your wedding flowers.  The big bouquet on the cover of the top bridal magazine may be beautiful, but it also is likely to cost over a thousand dollars.

Get answers from your wedding florist about the amount of flowers in your arrangements and the actual size of the arrangements; you’ll have a better picture of your real wedding flowers and you’ll be much happier with the final product.