Wedding Flowers can range from traditional white bouquets to large floral sprays and bridesmaids accessories. Your selections should complement the season, your gown, and your overall color scheme. They should also complement your attendants' attire, and the style and formality of your wedding. If you have a favorite flower, build your bouquet around it and include it in all your arrangements. Some varieties carry centuries of symbolism. Consider stephanotis -- tradition regards it as the bridal good-luck flower! Pimpernel signifies change; white flowers radiate innocence; forget-me-not's indicate true love; and ivy stands for friendship, fidelity, and matrimony -- the three essentials for a happy marriage.
