The flowers you choose for your wedding may reveal more about you than you know. Special meanings have been associated with flowers since the Victorian era. Men who were shy about expressing how they felt about a woman would send flowers. Although flower selection is often based on personal preferences and availability, modern day brides also can send messages to their intended through the flowers and herbs they include in their bouquets, wedding favors, and table displays.
Roses are always a popular choice for weddings.
White stands for innocence, charm, love, and beauty. 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.