We understand that you may be concerned because there are so many gorgeous flowers to choose from for your wedding flowers. But don’t worry; we’re here to help. One of the most important things is familiarizing yourself with all of the floral options that are available.
Wedding Flower Types
Wedding Flower also one of the Popular Flower Types, there are many types listed below :
Roses
Rose is a symbol for expressing emotion, passion, and love for a lifetime, and it represents both beauty and love. You can mix and match roses that are available in both solid colors and bi-colors on your wedding day. Roses come in a variety of colors and shapes. The larger, fluffier, and more multi-petaled rose varieties make wonderful face flowers. Meanwhile, spray roses are smaller and provide a delicate touch to bouquets.
Peonies
This is, without a doubt, the most sought-after of all bridal flowers. Peonies‘ lovely blossoms are soft, delicate, and come in a variety of colors. Peonies are known for their bright color and fragrant scent, which is why the Victorians associated them with modesty. They’re one of the priciest flowers.
Anemones
These graphic flowers, which are usually black and white, are ideal for a modern wedding. The beauty of anemones is that they may stand alone in a mono-floral arrangement or be mixed in with other flowers as a focal point.
Dahlias
Dahlias make fantastic flowers for weddings since they have such a big presence and are cost-efficient. Furthermore, they are available in a wide range of attractive hues and sizes, ensuring that there is something for every style of the bride.
Lilacs
Lilacs, one of the sweetest-smelling flowers, are drapey and romantic, and can also stand alone in a simple bouquet. This flower represents youth and innocence, as well as confidence and pride. Lilacs usually come in purple and white colors. It’s not just the color of lilacs that varies, but also the smell! You can choose between a warm spicy aroma or light floral scents.
Ranunculus
They are frequently used as accents rather than as the main piece. Their ruffly petals and wiggly stems are perfect for adding movement and playfulness to any bouquet or centerpiece. They are available in a wide range of colors, but all pretty much at the same size. This lovely flower also represents sparkling charm and mystical beauty. Ranunculus flowers also have a pleasant aroma.
Sweet Peas
Everything about them is sweet, from the aroma to the tiny stems and almost translucent petals. They are varied in color, which adds to their dreamy appearance and softness. This flower is associated with weddings and happy marriages, as it represents long-lasting joy.
Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are a popular choice for weddings because of their appealing colors, which represent vanity. The color of the blossoms is sky blue or bubblegum pink. Also white, green, and burgundy. Hydrangea flowers are odorless, but they have a lovely and appealing appearance that may be used as a stand-alone centerpiece for any wedding decoration. Hydrangeas are also less expensive.
Tulips
Tulips have become the symbolism of happiness, grace, and devouring love. It’s commonly used as a bridal hand bouquet, but it can also help dress up your wedding venue. There are a lot of varieties of tulips such as fringed tulips, double tulips, Rembrandt tulips, and more. Plus, they don’t blow the budget, which is always a good thing.
Orchids
Orchids, while lovely as home plants, there is now a rebirth of using orchids in much more intriguing ways for weddings. Don’t be afraid to take a chance on this modern classic.
Wedding Bouquet Flower Types
A floral plan will involve more than simply selecting the kind and color of flowers. The overall appearance and style you accomplish will be remarkably different depending on how those flowers are combined and arranged.
Round Bouquet
Round bouquets usually consist of one type of flower or a monochromatic palette if various blooms are combined. The stems are usually wrapped in a silk ribbon that matches the wedding’s color scheme. Round bouquets have been popular for decades upon decades and they’re both classic and conventional.
Biedermeier Bouquet
A unique take on the traditional Round bouquet. Consider repeating patterns, each with a different type of flower in each circle, and often with the stems exposed.
Pomander Bouquet
It’s a floral ball of joy with a strap that’s carried like a purse! These bouquets, which are composed of florals and greenery, can be used for bridal bouquets, but they’re more common for bridesmaids and flower girls because they’re smaller.
Posy Bouquet
Consider a posy bouquet if you like a more minimalist look. Posy bouquets pack in a smaller package and make a gorgeous classic look with little greenery and large petals of the same hue.
Hand-tied bouquets
It features multiple types of florals and greenery and is a great way to incorporate multiple colors, especially if you’re having a boho or garden-style wedding. They look organically gathered and tied simply with looser ribbon, fabric, or even twine.
Cascade Bouquets
This legendary bouquet makes a bold statement with its dramatic vertical design. A cascade bouquet’s stems are hidden and appear to flow downward.
Freeform Bouquet
While most wedding bouquet shapes are vertical, freeform bouquets are horizontal. They are loosely tied with gorgeous ribbon and incorporate gorgeous greenery, a wide variety of flowers with varying stem lengths, and purposefully asymmetrical and imbalanced.
Nosegay Bouquets
These are hand-tied bouquets that tend to be more greenery-heavy rather than petal-heavy.
Presentation Bouquets
This bouquet is designed to be carried in the crook of the arm, laying in a graceful line. Calla lilies and other long-stemmed flowers are especially well-suited to this look.
Cascade Bouquets
Flowers and greenery taper from a full top to a point at the bottom in this classic “waterfall” bouquet style. This bouquet works nicely with trailing plants and flowers with a natural cascading structure. This look has a rich, romantic feel to it that may be used for a formal wedding or a garden-themed event.
