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- Spring (September-November)
\nAnemones, Arum lilies, Azalea, Baby’s breath, Blackberries,Calla lillies(Nov), Daisies, David Austin roses, Daisies, Delphiniums, Dodda Vines, Freesias (till mid Oct), Gardenias, Hyacinths (till mid Oct), Jasmines, Jonquils, LA lilies, Lavender, Lilac, Lily of the valley (mid spring), Lisianthus (late spring), Magnolia flowers, Misty, Molucella, Narcissus,Nigella, November lilies, Pansy, Peonies (mid to late spring), Poppies, Queen Anne Lace, Ranunculus, Sedum, Silver Suede, Snap dragons, Sweet peas (late winter to spring), Tulips (till mid Oct), Viburnum (Snowball), Waratah
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\n- Summer (December-February)
\nAgapanthus, Berzillia, Bird of Paradise, Bouvardia, Cattleya orchids, Calla lilies, Cornflowers, Dahlias,Daisies, David Austin roses, Flowering Gingers, Frangipanis, Garden roses, Gardenias, Hydrangeas, Jasmines, Lavender, Lisianthuses, Misty, Peonies (Nov/ Dec), Poppies, Queen Anne Lace, Scabiosa, Sedum, Silver Suede, Spider orchids, Stephanotis, Tuberose
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\n- Autumn (March-May)
\nAmaranthus, Arum lilies, Baby’s breath, Banksias, Berries, Bouvardia, Calla lilies, Cyclamen, Dahlias, David Austin roses, Delphiniums, Freesias, Gardenias, Gloriosa lilies, Gumnuts, Hyacinths, Hydrangeas, Kale, Kangaroo Paws, Lisianthuses, Lilac, Lavender, Misty,Nigella, Nerine, November lilies, Pomegranates, Poppies, Sedum, Siam tulips, Slipper orchids (late autumn & winter), Tulips, Viburnum ( snow ball), Viburnum berries, Waterlilies
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\n- Winter (June-August)
\nAnemones (Jul/ Aug), Arum lilies, Apple blossoms, Banksias, Camellia, Cherry blossoms (Jul/ Aug), Cymbidium orchids, Daffodils, Erlicheers, Freesias, French lavender, Geraldton wax, Helleborus (Jul/ Aug), Hyacinths, Jonquils, Kale, Magnolia flowers, Molucella, Nigella, Paper whites, Parrot tulips, Poppies, Proteas, Ranunculus, Stocks, Sweet peas, Tulips, Violets
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\n- All Year Round
\nAnthuriums, Carnations, Chrysanthemums, Cymbidium orchids, Dancing lady orchids, Gerberas, Gladiolus, Irises, Molucca Balm, Natives (e.g. Leucadendrons), Oriental lilies, Phalaenopsis orchids, Roses, Singapore orchids, Succulents, Tiger/ Asiatic lilies, Twigs/ Willows, Vanda orchids.
To help you choose the best wedding flowers for your wedding. Here is a general guide to the trendiest wedding flowers sorted by season, colour and theme. Please keep in mind that flower availability is highly dependent on weather and climate, so cannot be guaranteed.
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\nRoses, bouvardia, stephanotis, gardenia, hydrangea, peonies, ranunculus, freesias, sweet peas, lilies, orchids, dahlias, tulips, hyacinths, blossoms, frangipani, delphiniums, erlicheers, gerberas, hellebores, gardenias, gypsophilia, chincherinchees,snowberry, carnations, tuberose, queen anne lace, lilly of the valley
\n- Pink
\nRoses, sweet peas, lilies, dahlias, hyacinths, tulips, ranunculus, bouvardia, stephanotis, anemones, peonies, lisianthus, anthuriums, blossoms, orchids, gerberas, helleborus, hydrangeas,carnations, nerine
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\n- Red
\nRoses, lilies, dahlias, vanda orchids, cymbidium orchids, tulips, ranunculus, gladioli, anthuriums, poppies, stephanotis, sweet peas, carnations, gerberas,carnations, helleborus
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\n- Blue
\nOrchids, hyacinths, irises, hydrangeas, delphiniums, agapanthus, ageratum, sea holly, misty emile, hydrangeas, scabiosa, nigella
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\n- Purple
\nRoses, vanda orchids, tulips, gladioli, sweet pea, hydrangeas, lavender, anemones, gladioli, delphiniums, hyacinths, helleborus, hydrangeas, violets, misty
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\n- Green
\nSucculents, green goddess arrum, cymbidium orchids, anthuriums, singapore orchids, lotus, gladioli, lisianthus, hydrangeas, molucella, helleborus, roses, snow ball, hydrangeas,brunei berries, carnations
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\n-Orange, Yellow, Apricots
\nRoses, lilies, orchids, tulips, poppies, billy buttons, freesias, anemones, ranunculus, gladioli, dancing lady orchids, gerberas,leucospernum, anthurium, banksias, proteas, Jonquils, Daffodils, carnations
- Classic
\nRoses, lilies and orchids are great for a classic theme, keeping your flower options simple and streamlined will help you create this. Try and stick to a maximum of one to two colours.
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\n- Vintage
\nLilacs and dusty pinks roses, dusty miller and softer flowers such as dahlias, lisianthus and freesias. Adding beautiful filler flowers like lavender and wax flower will give depth to your arrangements. Adding lace to the bouquets and vases is a nice effect.
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\n- Rustic
\nThe ‘just picked’ look is great for rustic style. A variation of flowers can be used in this theme. Also keep in mind dried flower, billy button, native flowers, husks and sticks are great for texture and having the arrangements in tins and terracotta pots just adds to the effect. Bouquets can be tied with hessian or twine.
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\n- Fairy Tale
\nFollow ideas from ‘Classic or ‘Vintage’. Add sparkles, feathers and jewels.
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\n- Botanical
\nAny colour option can be used here, arrangements are unstructured. Dahlias, roses, hydrangea and hellebore flowers are beautiful and very full looking. By adding plant pots, plants such as: cyclamen, succulents, baby tears, African violets, lavender and even herbs gives a great outdoor effect.
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\n- Beach Wedding
\nMost flowers are great for beach wedding. Just be careful not to use really delicate flowers such as hydrangeas as it can get quite windy on the beach and you do not want to lose the petals. Adding seashells and or sand to the vases gives a nice effect.