Anemone: A great substitute to the expensive poppy. Nice choice for spring and summer.

Dahlia: There are over 20 different kinds of this large bold blossom that peaks in late summer.

Orchid: The Cymbidium variety is long lasting and the most popular orchid for weddings.

Succulent: From guests favors to boutonieres to bouquets, these little cuties are popping up everywhere. Available all year round, they come in a variety of colors, not just green.

Calla Lily: A contemporary choice for the bride seeking a dramatic look.

Dusty Miller: A silvery gray fern-like foliage commonly paired with light pink flowers for a romantic look.

Peony: The number one flower for spring and summer. Ideal for super romantic weddings.

Tweedia: This itty bitty flower is an uncommon shade of blue that is quite popular in wedding palettes. Available in spring and summer.

Cosmos: Readily available and perfect for a casual or rustic wedding.

Hydrangea: A large blossom that doesn’t cost a fortune. Hydrangea can wilt in the heat in about 20 minutes.

Ranunculus: A rose-like, multi-petal blossom that comes in a variety of colors. One of the most popular flower for wedding bouquet.

Sweet Pea: A delicate flower used to accent romantic bouquets. It comes in pretty feminine hues of purple and pale pink.