Popular Types of Wedding Flowers with Pictures and Names

If you’re on the exciting (sometimes stressful) journey of wedding planning, at some point you’re going to need to tick Wedding flowers off your to-do list. Before you take a jump into the unknown, read through our latest blog designed to help you discover popular types of wedding flowers with pictures and names which you can choose to bloom on your wedding day. 

Here at Italian Wedding Circle, we love everything floral, maybe it’s to do with their beautiful fragrance, stunning colours or perhaps just the natural beauty they bring to a wedding. They are the perfect symbol of love and beauty and we absolutely love seeing them take centre stage at weddings, from the ceremony to the wedding reception and beyond.

Let’s take a look at these 10 beautiful wedding flowers with pictures and names that will add magic to every moment and corner of your wedding.

Top List of Wedding Flowers With Pictures And Names

1. Rose
   
2. Hydrangea

3. Peony

4. Ranunculus

5. Tulip

6. Carnation

7. Lavender

8. Astilbe

9. Mimosa

10. Daisy

1. Rose

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” a famous quote told by our dear Juliet in the Romeo and Juliet love story. Little did she know that roses come in many varieties. The most famous garden rose is aptly named “Juliet,” renowned for its beauty and symbolising deep love, sincerity, and innocence. Roses are perfect for any part of your wedding décor, from centrepieces to the bridal bouquet, making them the ultimate romantic flower.

2. Hydrangea

Hydrangeas are ideal for creating elegant centrepieces and are popular choice for weddings. We love the large crowns of small flowers that they feature as well as the fact they come in bright shades of pink, blue, burgundy, and purple that evolve as they grow – perfect for wedding theme matching! Hydrangeas symbolise gratitude, grace, beauty, and happiness. They make gorgeous bouquets and boutonnières and are known for their ability to dry beautifully, keeping your centrepieces looking fresh.

3. Peony

Peonies are as delicate as a first blush yet as vibrant as the most intense emotion.Their round shape symbolises prosperity, making them a token of good fortune and a happy marriage—which we absolutely adore! Brides love peonies for their bouquets not only because they are stunningly beautiful but also because they embody happiness and prosperity.Peonies featured at weddings create a stunning impact in any arrangement, adding a touch of feminine elegance. For an extra special touch, consider using peonies to adorn your wedding cake.

4. Ranunculus

Beautiful! A lovely blend of rose and peony, the ranunculus is versatile and perfect for any part of your wedding decoration. Available in a mix of colors, ranunculus can easily match any wedding theme, adding a charming and colourful touch to your décor.

5. Tulip

Tulips are the ultimate timeless flowers for a wedding, symbolising “happy years" and lasting love. They come in a wide range of colours and are available most of the year. Pastel-coloured tulips are always beautiful and romantic for wedding bouquets, and they also work perfectly for bridesmaid bouquets. Use tulips to decorate various parts of your reception, from reception tables, to the aisle, to the dessert table. For an original idea, consider giving tulip bulbs to your guests as a symbol of love that grows day by day. 

6. Carnation

Carnations, with their lightly scented, frilly petals, have long been a staple in wedding decorations. Red carnations symbolize passion, pink represents pure love, and white stands for honesty. Affordable and elegant, carnations are perfect for any event. Consider a carnation wall for a stunning photobooth backdrop.

7. Lavender

Lavender’s delicate, romantic tone pairs beautifully with almost any colour scheme, which is why it’s often a popular choice for weddings. Perfect for decorations, lavender can be used on tables, in bouquets, as guest gifts, or even on the wedding cake. Its soothing fragrance and pretty shade work wonderfully wherever you wish to feature it on your wedding day. 

8. Astilbe

Native to China and Japan, astilbe has become a trendy choice for weddings. Its delicate, feathery plumes are both beautiful and economical, adding an original and sophisticated touch. Perfect for any bouquet or floral arrangement, astilbe is one of the most romantic flowers, symbolising “I am waiting for you.”

9. Mimosa

10. Daisy