Certainly no one will dispute that when we think of a wedding, we think of flowers. Their scent and their color are an almost irreplaceable element of your wedding decor. Whether you select simple arrangements and floral touches, or you go all out, flowers will lend an air to your wedding that no other decoration can quite match. Many brides and grooms select their flowers based purely on color. Some also consider the type of flowers to set a mood.
Roses create a far different feeling that wildflower combinations.
Some make selections on the bride's favorite flower or because of budget constraints. There is no right or wrong when it comes to flowers, so long as the rules of good taste and common sense are followed. There may also be a bride and groom who take another point into consideration when making their floral selections. That is what has come to be the meaning of individual flowers, the language of flowers which has come down to us through history. The symbolic and legendary meanings of flowers dates back to the Elizabethan era, but it was the Victorians who actually assigned simple messages to individual flowers.