Bridal Bouquets - A Guide to Picking the Right Bouquet for You!
There are so many different types of flowers to choose from that it may be difficult to choose which ones to have in bridal bouquets. You may be swayed by color or fragrance but if you are looking for a bit more of an unusual source of inspiration you might consider the meanings of some of the most common flowers used in bridal bouquets. Here are a few to get you thinking:
Amaranthus - Immortality
Apple Blossom - Better things to come
Baby's breath - Pure heart
Bachelor Button - Delicacy
Bamboo - Strength, Loyalty
Bluebell - Constancy
Blue Violet - Faithfulness
Camellia - Gratitude
Carnation - Fascination and love
Chrysanthemum (red) - I love you
Chrysanthemum (white) - Truth
Cyclamen - Modesty and shyness
Daffodil - Regard, joy
Dahlia - Good Taste
Honeysuckle - Generosity
Hyacinth - Loveliness
Hydrangea - Boastfulness
Iris - Warmth of affection
Ivy - Eternal fidelity
Japonica - Loveliness
Jasmine - Amiability
Lemon Blossom - Fidelity in love
Lilac (white) - Youthful innocence
Lily - Majesty
Lily-of-the-valley - Return of happiness
Magnolia - Perseverance, Nobility
Maidenhair - Discretion
Mimosa - Sensitivity
Orange Blossom - Purity and virginity
Orchid - Ecstasy, Nobility
Peach Blossom - Captive
Poppy - Fantastic, Extravagance
Reed - Music
Rose (red) - Love
Rose (white) - Worthiness
Rose (other colors) - Love and beauty
Rosemary - Remembrance
Snowdrop - Hope
Sweet Pea - Delicate pleasures
Tulip - Love
Veronica - Fidelity
Violet - Faithfulness
Wheat - Riches, Friendliness
White daisy - innocence
Wisteria - I cling to thee
Daisy - Innocence
Flax - Fate, I feel your kindness
Fern - Fascination and sincerity
Flowering Almond - Hope
Forget-me-not - True love and remembrance
Gardenia - Joy
Grape - Charity
Hemp - Fate
Heliotrope - Devotion and faithfulnessBridal bouquets should compliment the colouring of the bride