What do the flowers in your bouquet symbolize?

September 26, 2022adminWedding Trends and Planning Tips

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Wedding flowers all have different meanings and here we explore the symbolism of traditional flowers to help you choose the right ones for your special day.

Wedding flowers: what do your flowers symbolize?

Weddings are filled with flowers, from bouquets carried down the aisle and floral wreaths braided into hair to tablescapes overflowing with blooms and petals raining down on the newlyweds.

Not only are flowers a beautiful and traditional addition, but each individual flower has its own special meaning. Learn more below.

lilac

Blooming very early in the year, lilacs symbolize renewal and are perfect for a spring wedding. If its color is more blue, it symbolizes happiness, and the light purple color, for which the flower is named, symbolizes a first love.

When you’re walking down the aisle with the person who first stole your heart, lilacs are a must-have at some point.

infant breath

This is a very popular bloom to feature in wedding flowers and it’s no surprise given its symbolism of everlasting love. The delicate stems and flowers would blend perfectly into a winter wedding or a white wedding.

clove

chrysanthemum

These bright blooms represent joy and optimism, perfect for a young couple’s wedding flowers. Choose from a range of colors to match your chosen scheme and venue.

sunflower

These are the perfect flowers to include in the foliage to bring sunlight and warmth into your day. Perfect for summer weddings, they symbolize loyalty and adoration, which are fundamental traits of a successful marriage.

ferns

Historically, ferns have played an important role in healing throughout the world. Used for many different natural remedies, today they stand for happiness and eternal youth. For couples looking to bring health to their special day and the rest of their lives, ferns are a magical option.

lavender

The scent of lavender is commonly used to help induce sleep and relaxation. Use lavender in your wedding flowers to add calm, devotion and tranquility to your wedding day, as well as a delicious fragrance!

orchids

This exotic flower is notoriously difficult to grow, but it nonetheless represents strength. This flower will be the visual representation of the strong bond you and your partner share and it is also associated with luxury and beauty.

ranunculus

This is the perfect substitute when you don’t want to use roses but still want to add romance to your floral arrangements. Similar to the flower of the rose, these stand for attraction, charm and luck.

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