Wedding flowers

The choice of wedding flowers doesn't depend solely on symbolism. Several practical criteria come into play:

• The wedding season: favor seasonal flowers to guarantee their freshness and limit costs.

• Theme and colors: your flowers should harmonize with the wedding decoration, the bride's dress, and the bridesmaids' outfits.

• Style of ceremony: rustic, romantic, modern, or bohemian... each ambiance has its preferred flowers.

Spring

• Peony: symbol of sincere love, highly sought after for its generous shape
• Ranunculus: dense and romantic bloom
• Tulip: simple, elegant, and colorful

Summer

• Dahlia: generous and colorful, perfect for a rustic wedding
• Sunflower: warm, ideal for summer decoration
• Lavender: fragrant and poetic

Autumn

• Chrysanthemum: very varied in shapes and colors
• Amaranth: spectacular effect with its trailing stems

• Rose: the most emblematic. Red for passionate love, white for purity, pink for tenderness.

• White lily: symbol of purity and nobility, highly prized in religious weddings.

• Peony: evokes sincere love and a happy married life. Symbol of prosperity.

• Freesia: synonymous with trust and fidelity.

• Baby's breath: represents eternal love and simplicity.