Red signals passion and desire. Dark pink represents thankfulness that you've found each other. Tulips are a good way to declare your love for your spouse. For a less formal bouquet, use primroses to tell everyone you feel cheery, joyous, and youthful. Add daisies for innocence and romance and larkspur for humor and laughter.
Many brides also like to include symbolic herbs in their bouquets or decorations.
Marjoram stands for happiness, sage for domestic virtue, and thyme for courage and strength. Rosemary is for remembrance. Lavender is for love and devotion. If you add a stalk of wheat, this means you are hoping for prosperity. These flowers and herbs can also be used in table centerpieces and decorations for the church or place where the ceremony is held.