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Outside Church

• Hydrengeas (white flower clusters);

• Gypsophila (little flowers).

Inside Church

• Orchids;

• Ferns;

• Ivies;

• Philodendron;

• Tropical leaves.

Inside Hall

• English roses;

• Illusion roses;

• Freesias;

• Mini anthuriums.

Flowers

Pink Rose – as main protagonists in these arrangements, roses are the sophisticated symbol of love and passion. Pink roses, stand for gratitude and appreciation and also carry a connotation of grace and elegance, as well as sweetness and poetic romance.

White Rose – with their pristine appearance, white roses have come to symbolize purity, innocence and secrecy. Also known as the bridal rose, the white rose is a traditional wedding flower and is also a symbol for young love.

Tulip – this is one of the world’s most easily recognised and loved flowers. The meaning of tulips is generally perfect love. Like many flowers, different colours of tulips carry their own significance. The pink tulip represents care.

Orchid – orchids are a long-lasting and elegant flower. Their graceful appearance draws immediate attention and evokes a sense of refinement and innocence. Historically the meanings of orchids have included wealth, love and beauty.

Anthurium – anthuriums are a fun flower and never fail to provoke a smile. Their name comes from the Greek words anthos meaning “flower” and oura meaning “tail”. This exotic flower is a popular long-lasting bloom that has come to represent hospitality.

Petal Planning

Get started on your wedding flowers by:

• Discovering your style – formal, casual, traditional or contemporary;

• Choosing your season;

• Picking your colour scheme;

• Determining your budget;

• Hiring a florist.

When it comes to hiring a florist:

• It is important to do your research and visit more than one florist;

• Ask friends and family for recommendations, nothing is better than word of mouth;

• Check if prices quoted include items such as tax, delivery, overtime or set-up fees.

To reduce expenses:

• Choose flowers that are in season;

• Choose simple floral designs;

• Consider décor other than flowers such as candles, fruit or ice;

• Select a naturally beautiful venue;

• Have a smaller wedding.

Today’s trends are:

• Bold colours;

• Minimalism;

• Hand tied bouquets;

• Incorporating non-floral items.

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