3 Flower Categories for Your Wedding Bouquet: Get Inspired for Your Special Day

The Wedding Bouquet: More Than Just Flowers – It Tells Your Story 

Your wedding bouquet is more than just a bunch of flowers; it tells the story of you, your style, and your special day. Choosing flowers for your bouquet can be challenging, but with the right inspiration and advice, every bouquet can become a unique work of art. In this blog, we will introduce you to the three main categories of wedding bouquet flowers: delicate flowers, classic flowers, and luxurious flowers.

With information about different flower types and helpful tips, your journey to the perfect bouquet will be easier and more exciting!

Flower Categories:

1. Delicate Wedding Flowers: Subtle Beauty in the Details

Delicate flowers bring softness and airiness to the bouquet. Perfect for brides who love minimalist styles or want accents that won't dominate. 

• Examples: Baby's breath (Gypsophila), limonium, astilbe, chamomile, waxflower, astrantia, nerine.

• Tip: Ideal for combining with other flowers, but can also be the focal point of the bouquet for a very romantic effect.

2. Classic Wedding Flowers: Timeless Elegance 

Classic flowers are the heart of many wedding bouquets due to their versatility and timeless elegance.

• Examples: Roses, tulips, ranunculus, anemones, carnations, calla, lilies, gerbera, daisies, lisianthus, freesia, alstroemeria, irises, and stock flowers.
• Tip: If you're looking for an elegant bouquet that suits every wedding style, classic flowers are always a safe choice.

3. Luxurious Wedding Flowers: Impressive Statements

Luxurious flowers are for brides who want their bouquet to make a bold impression. These flowers are voluminous, dramatic, and perfect for extravagant wedding styles.

• Examples: Hydrangeas, peonies, royal proteas, dahlias, lilies, amaryllis, and Phalaenopsis orchids.
• Tip: Combine luxurious flowers with greenery to create balance and a sense of airiness.

Why Choose Seasonal Flowers? 

Seasonal flowers are not only fresher and of better quality, but they also come at a realistic price because they don't require extra costs, such as growing under special conditions. Before deciding on your flowers, research which varieties are in season for the date of your wedding. Your florist can offer helpful suggestions and advice.

Choosing flowers that are currently in season ensures the best value for your money and a natural look for your bouquet. If you decide to go for out-of-season flowers, be prepared for a higher price due to their limited availability.

Whether you've already chosen the type of flowers or are still exploring options, we're here for all your questions. Feel free to reach out – we're excited to help you create the perfect bouquet!