It also includes 90 flower color photos, along with the flower's historical significance, its main usage, proper care, durability and things to be aware of. It will give you a better understanding of flowers and help you make appropriate floral selections and coordinate your overall color scheme. Here are a few notes on some of the more popular wedding flowers. Ask any bride and she'll tell you that no wedding would be complete without roses. After all it symbolizes love.
Roses are big and small, scented and unscented.
The Calla lily is a unique, elegant, trumpet-shaped flower that is frequently used to herald the bride at both the church and the reception. First of all, the Calla lily isn't really a lily, though it shares many of its qualities. Grown primarily in Holland and England, this flower has no significant scent and is available year-round. Pink, white and blue varieties are the most dominant, but red and mixed types can also be obtained. No flower is used more frequently at a wedding than the Lily.