You’ve picked the venue and the dress and now you’ve got wedding flowers on the brain. So what type of flowers are you going with" You may feel a bit lost, especially if you’re a total flower novice. While your local florist can certainly help you make these decisions, it always helps to know what direction you want to go in before you go to the nearest hot house. When it comes to wedding flowers, often there are many different beautiful choices even if you are somewhat limited by what flowers are in season.
You’ll also want to think about how your flowers are presented. Are you going to have lots of different types of flowers or a few main types featured prominently" Either way, it’s good to know what your choices mean. Each flower has a traditional meaning, and knowing what your flowers represent can aid you on your quest to make final wedding flower decisions.
Seasons
Flowers can be limited depending on which season you’re in. For instance, if you’re looking for hydrangeas, they’re usually found in the summer. Hydrangeas are known as the flower for deep and true feelings so they work perfectly for a wedding. Then there’s other popular summer flowers like peonies, which are said to represent honor and romantic love. Dahlias are a sensitive flower, but symbolize a love that lasts forever.
If your wedding is in the fall you might want to consider sunflowers which, aptly named, represent the sun. Sunflowers ac...