Blooming with Meaning: The Language of Wedding Flowers
Every flower tells a story. As you plan your wedding, understanding the symbolism behind your chosen flowers can add an extra layer of meaning to your celebration. Let's explore the traditional meanings behind some of the most popular wedding flowers.
Roses: The Timeless Classic
Red: Passionate love
White: Purity and innocence
Pink: Admiration and joy
Yellow: Friendship and new beginnings
Peonies: The Romantic Choice
Prosperity and good fortune
Happy marriage
Compassion
Tulips: Spring's Messenger
General: Perfect love
Red: True love
White: Forgiveness
Purple: Royalty
Lilies: Elegant and Refined
White: Purity and refined beauty
Calla Lily: Magnificent beauty
Stargazer Lily: Ambition and encouragement
Hydrangeas: The Bountiful Bloom
Gratitude
Grace
Beauty
Heartfelt emotions
Ranunculus: The Charming Beauty
Charm
Attractiveness
Radiance
Orchids: Exotic and Luxurious
Love
Luxury
Beauty
Strength
Chrysanthemums: The Golden Flower
Loyalty
Joy
Long life
Daisies: Innocent and Pure
Innocence
Purity
Loyal love
Sunflowers: The Happy Bloom
Adoration
Loyalty
Longevity
Incorporating Meaning into Your Wedding Flowers
Here are a few ways to incorporate flower symbolism into your wedding:
Bridal Bouquet: Choose flowers that represent qualities you value in your relationship.
Boutonnieres: Select blooms that hold special significance for the groom.
Centerpieces: Combine flowers whose meanings tell the story of your love.
Ceremony Arch: Use flowers that symbolize your hopes for the future.
Bridesmaid Bouquets: Pick flowers that represent your friendship.
Interested in incorporating meaningful blooms into your wedding florals? Let's chat! We'd love to meet you and to design flowers that are not just beautiful, but deeply significant to you and your love story!