Flower Glossary

A list of wedding blooms and what they symbolize.

Photo by: Monica Buck

Amaryllis: Not to be confused with the popular red holiday flower commonly referred to as amaryllis, true amaryllis blooms are white with red streaks, but can also come in pink or purple. The flower typically symbolizes pride. Read More...

Anemone: Anemones are perennial herbs that generally bloom in shades of white, red, blue and occasionally yellow. They signify expectation. Read More...

Baby's Breath: This bushy annual with dainty white or pink flowers represents innocence. Read More...

Black Baccara Rose: The petals of this flower have a unique velvety texture and are said to mean love and passion. Read More...

Black Magic Rose: This deep, dark red bloom is believed to symbolize beauty, passion and love. Read More...

Carnation: The longest lasting flower, carnations also have many meanings including love, luck and fascination. Read More...

Calla Lily: Striking in their resemblence to champagne glasses, these flowers mean delicacy. Read More...

Chrysanthemum: The Japanese use this bloom as a symbol of longevity and happiness. Read More...

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