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Popular Flower Meanings Flowers


Apple Blossom – Better things to come Camelia – Gratitude


Carnation – Fascination and love


Chrysanthemum (red) – I love you Chrysanthemum (white) – Truth Cyclamen – Modesty and shyness Daffodil – Regard Daisy – Innocence


Fern – Fascination and sincerity Flowering Almond – Hope


Forget-me-not – True love and remembrance Heliotrope – Devotion and faithfulness Honeysuckle – Generosity Hyacinth – Loveliness


Hydrangea – Boastfulness Iris – Warmth of affection Ivy – Eternal fidelity


Japonica – Loveliness Jasmine – Amiability


Lemon Blossom – Fidelity in love Lilac (white) – Youthful innocence Lily – Majesty


Lily-of-the-valley – Return of happiness Magnolia – Perseverance Maidenhair – Discretion Mimosa – Sensitivity


Orange Blossom – Purity and virginity


Peach Blossom – Captive Rose (red) – Love


Rose (yellow) – Friendship Rose (coral) – Desire Rose (peach) – Modesty


Rose (dark pink) – Thankfulness Rose (pale pink) – Grace Rose (orange) – Fascination Rose (white) – Innocence Rosemary – Remembrance Snowdrop – Hope


Sweet Pea – Delicate Pleasures Tulip – Love


Veronica – Fidelity Violet – Faithfulness


Elements Floristry


Julie Keohane of Elements Floristry gives advice on choosing your wedding flowers.


How long in advance of her wedding would you advise a bride to choosee her bouquet?


Ideally I would advise a bride to choose her bouquet at least 6 months in advance, but even turning it around in a week can be done.


What are the most popular flowers and styles?


Roses are still the most popular, but vintage garden flowers are very much the trend at the moment.


Do you also decorate the Wedding ceremony and reception venues?


Yes, I decorate churches and all the venues if required. I also offer a speciality service to move the flowers from the Wedding ceremony to the reception to help the bride with the cost.


What advice would you give a bride looking to chooser her wedding flowers?


My advice to a bride on choosing flowers to think of anything dear to her heart. For example, flowers that grew in grandparent’s or family member’s gardens. That is the kind of ideas that can add a personal touch to the Wedding flowers.


For a personal and unique design Contact Julie on 07875 018211


elementsweddingstenby@gmail.com @elements.weddingfloristry


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