Wedding Flowers - for the Bride
Traditionally a bride's wedding bouquet is made of white or cream flowers such as roses, lilies, gardenias and orchids. However, contemporary brides are now carrying hand-tied posies made up of freshly cut, vivid and unusual flowers such as gerberas and sunflowers. 
They are also incorporating interesting fruit and vegetables in their flowers such as clusters of berries and bright red chillies. Visit florists Floral Productions or Lotus Floral Design for a unique and unusual bridal bouquet that will make an impact. Or consider My Bridal Flowers for a more traditional style. Floral Productions will even offer a discount if you enquire via their website.
Wedding Flowers - For the Bridesmaids
                                                                 
 Bridesmaids' bouquets are usually all uniform and complementary to the bride's flowers. However, you may wish to make the maid/matron of honour's flowers a little more striking than the others to indicate her importance to you and the wedding. Don't forget a petal basket or dainty posy for your flower girl and a boutonniere for your ring bearer.
Wedding Flowers - for the Groom and Groomsmen
                                                                                       
 The groomsmen are normally issued with a boutonniere, a single flower or rose bud worn on the suit. Traditionally, the groom's boutonniere is taken from a flower in the bride's bouquet symbolizing the bond between them.
Wedding Flowers - For the Parents
                       
 It's customary to provide boutonnieres for the fathers of the bride and groom and a small spray of flowers for mothers of the bride and groom. The wedding corsages may be pinned on the bodice of the mothers' outfit or worn around the wrist. Many couples organise something similar for the grandparents also.
Wedding Flowers - for Special Individuals
You may also want to put together a flower corsage for family members or friends that have helped you with the wedding preparations as a token of your appreciation. It's a nice touch but can be omitted if you're on a tight budget.
Wedding Flowers - for the Ceremony

You'll need wedding flowers for the altar and the register signing table but if you're having a church wedding you may want to decorate the entrance, pew ends and window sills as well. It's best to check with the clergy beforehand to see what areas may be garlanded.

Wedding Flowers - for the reception
 Reception venues generally provide floral decorations but if they don't, you can always use your ceremony flowers. The bridal table and the guest dining tables will require a floral centerpiece or arrangements but make sure they are not too large and obtrusive as to hinder table conversation. The cake table is usually adorned with a flower arrangement and some brides place the bride and bridesmaid's bouquets around the cake as an additional touch.
Wedding flowers are an integral part of your wedding day so to find florists in your area simply click on the links above. You'll find listings of professional florists who will create works of art for your wedding day. Don't forget to browse our directory of wedding cake suppliers who can match your floral theme and provide a delicious cake that looks as good as it tastes.