Best wedding flowers?

calla lillies or gerbera daisies!

My florist made me a trial version of my bridesmaids bouquets of Gerbera Daisies and they lasted about a week and a half after that!

Best wedding flowers?
Orchids - they are beautiful, and stay fresh for quite a while.
Reply:All kinds of lillies! I had oriental lillies, calla lillies and roses in mine. They were pretty!
Reply:tea roses are SO sweet and delicate... and they come in so many different colours. I personally like the light pink ones myself.
Reply:Lilies !!



My auntie had them for her weddin and they looked GORGEOUS!!



They last a really long time too so perfect for long weddin receptions.



Good Luck =] Ox
Reply:Orchids, Oleanders, Babys Breath.
Reply:calla lillies

roses

bells of ireland

baby's breath

birds of paradise (for a tropical look)
Reply:Calla Lilies
Reply:Lillies, tuberose, cockle shells, gardenias.



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Reply:I did mini burgandy calla lilies (no greenery, just the lilies) for my black and white wedding. It was absolutely gorgeous!
Reply:I love gerberas, roses and sweet peas
Reply:My Favorite are the Calla Lilies. They are beautiful and simple and come in various colors.
Reply:orchids,Lillie's and,calliope assorted
Reply:black roses
Reply:you could never go wrong with roses any color is beautiful
Reply:It's the most important day of one's life, and every detail is decided down to the smallest details. What flowers the bride will carry is one of those little details that will be decided well in advance. Wedding bouquets have always had certain staples. Roses are always a popular option, and so are lilies. The most popular wedding flowers are listed below.



The Calla Lily



The Calla Lily means "magnificent beauty" and holds its origin in Africa. It is also called the arum lily. Calla lilies are elegant and refined, and come with two distinct varieties: a larger trumpet variety for long flowing bouquets and the smaller version for compact nosegays. Calla lilies come in cream, yellow, orange, pink, mauve, and purple.



The Gardenia



The Gardenia is a wonderful smelling flower for wedding bouquets. It has dark waxy leaves and stands out in a crowd. The flowers bruise easily so care needs to be taken when these are part of a big bouquet, or a wedding centerpiece. This flower was brought



over by an Englishman in the 1700's traveling through South Africa.



The Hydrangea



Hydrangeas are big statement making flowers. It means "vanity" in most flower language guides. Its blooms will range, usually white, green, pink, blue, and purple. Its color will change due to the acidity of the soil in which it is grown. Hydrangeas in wedding flower bouquets are really making progress due to the new trend of color and boldness.



The Lily of the Valley



Ah, lily of the valleys. It is such a delicate and breathtaking flower for wedding arrangements. It has small bell shaped blooms and can be called the "ladder of heaven". It has a rich heritage, stemming from Norse mythology and Ostara the goddess of springtime. This is a hugely expensive bloom to have in your bouquet, so keep its statement well refined. This flower comes in white and a rare pink.



The Stephanotis



Stephanotis has a flower meaning of "marital happiness", and its small white blooms are lovely in their star look and their waxy florets. It isn't cheap, but it isn't very expensive either, and their perfect for year round. This is a very traditional flower to have in wedding flower bouquets.



The Tulip

Tulips are a native of Persia and are viewed as the flower of "consuming love". Color range for tulips are all over the spectrum, but most wedding flower bouquets are in pink, peach, red, purple, and white. These are generally not very expensive.



The Rose



Roses and garden roses are always the first thought for wedding bouquets, as it's the staple of love symbolism. There are really three choices for roses in a wedding; the hybrid tea rose or more classic rose, the spray rose where there are several small blooms on a stem, and the garden rose where they are the busy open old fashioned roses that are dreadfully expensive. There are many color choices as well as bicolor varieties to spice up the wedding bouquet. Most roses are scented, but some are not, and that needs to be took into consideration as well when its time to choose.
Reply:Have someone make origami roses out of $10s and $20s!
Reply:orchids. no doubt.
Reply:definitly orchids they may be a bit more expensive than normal flowers but they look really sophisticated and beautiful and can last for quite a while afterwards.

(also they are known as one of the best flowers to show love and compassion)
Reply:white casablanca lilies! theyre gorgeous... or calla lilies if its more formal.
Reply:the best wedding flowers are roses with baby's breath or carnations
Reply:Alstroemeria. They look like little lilies and they are a whole lot cheaper than most wedding flowers. They also come in a ton of colors, so you can coordinate them with your wedding perfectly.
Reply:I like Calla Lillies
Reply:White Calla Lillies
Reply:Other than the beautiful flowers listed already - Peonies and Ranunculus make beautiful wedding flowers.
Reply:I love calla lillies, roses, baby's breath, gerbera daisies, etc. Just about anything but carnations... cheap looking.
Reply:roses, or lillies
Reply:tiger lillies
Reply:daisies!!
Reply:The best wedding flowers are the flowers you love the most and that make you happy. Nothing else matters.