Flower Glossary

A list of wedding flowers and what they symbolize.

Photo by: Monica Buck

Hydrangea: Available from spring until autumn, these are believed to symbolize understanding. Read More...

Iris: Taken literally from the Greek goddess of the rainbow, irises symbolize eloquence and promise. Read More...

Lilac: Lilac buds are most commonly pale purple, but white and pink varieties are also cultivated. Purple lilacs symbolize first love, while white lilacs represent of innocence. Read More...

Lily: Believed to have been grown over 3,000 years ago, longer than any other ornamental flower, lilies have several meanings. White lilies symbolize purity and modesty, while other varieties represent majesty and wealth. Read More...

Orchid: Believed to have orginiated over 120 million years ago, the orchid is commonly associated with rare beauty. Read More..

Peony: Peonies, which bloom in late spring and early summer, symbolize a happy marriage and prosperity. Read More...

Poppy: Available in a wide variety of hues such as blue, pink and red, the poppy's meaning varies by culture. In Persian literature, for example, it's the flower of love. Read More...

Ranunculus: Available during the winter and spring, these blooms mean radiant with charm. Read More...

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