Of course, a flower wedding theme presents its own difficulties. With thousands of varieties available, which flower do you pick? From vibrant colors, to varigated varities; from fragrant blossoms to interesting shapes; from the rarest flowers to the most common choices; selecting the one that fits your personal preferences and personalities can get tricky. While it's true that you could potentially use any type of flower for your theme preference, you will soon become aware that some flowers are more reminiscent of weddings than others. These floral beauties will be your main focal point.
Cost is another factor to consider. While a bouquet of lily-of-the-valley can create a look of delicate sophistication, they are also a very expensive flower - and you need a lot of them to make a decent wedding bouquet. Hydrangeas, on the other hand, are moderately priced with full, bushy heads in a variety of vibrant colors.
So you need to keep these things in mind when choosing a particular flower to use as your wedding theme. If you don't already have one picked out, here are some suggestions on the more popular choices:
| Rose
Daisy
Tulip
Hydrangea
Daffodil
Orchid
Stephanotis
Calla Lily
| Lily of the Valley
Pansy
Gardenia
Peony
Sweet Peas
Iris
Magnolia
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Once you choose your flower, you can begin planning your color coordination using your blossom of choice. From there, you can decide on related decorations, cake design, bridal attire, centerpieces, and favors that compliment the flower.
