Wedding Invitations

No matter how large or small a wedding is, one thing that is almost guaranteed to be a part of the day are the flowers. Flowers adorning the church door, scattered by the flower girl, worn proudly as a corsage by the mother of the groom, and of course carried happily by the joyful bride, there’s no question that weddings and flowers go together and make a winning combination.

Are you overwhelmed by sorting out the flowers for your wedding? You’re not alone! If you are planning on honoring your mothers and grandmothers and other special women in your lives, definitely mark down corsages or nosegays for these ladies (and add in a few extras for any you might have inadvertently overlooked). You might also want to think about flowers for the reception site, the ceremony site, the rehearsal dinner site, and of course the flowers for the wedding party.

Some brides in the early stages of wedding planning might wonder about the etiquette involved in selecting wedding flowers and we’d like to help clear up any confusion that might be out there. Wedding etiquette (or tradition) suggests that the groom himself give the bride her bouquet as a gift, as well as the flowers for the bridal couple’s mothers and grandmothers and the groomsmen’s boutinieres. Traditionally, the bride takes care of ceremony and reception flowers as well as the bridesmaids’ bouquets.

Another lovely gift of flowers you could make together would be to send flowers to family members who are unable to attend the wedding due to distance or poor health. Trust me, no one doesn’t like being remembered with a gift of flowers.