How To Choose Your Wedding Flowers Based On Your Aesthetic
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These Are The Flower Arrangements You Need For Your Wedding, Based On Your Aesthetic

Are you more of a sunflower or peony kind of gal?

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These Are The Flower Arrangements You Need For Your Wedding, Based On Your Aesthetic

A nice bouquet of your favorite florals is sure to put a smile on your face or one on someone else's face if you're the sender.

No matter whether you're receiving them or sending them, flowers are always very personal. Maybe you're a peony kind of gal and someone gave you a bunch of lilies. Sure, they are beautiful, but, they do not speak to you as an individual.

This thought also applies to weddings. If you're trying to achieve one look are you going to fill it with another? No. So, what flowers are right for your big day? Look through the options below to see exactly what flower arrangements are perfect for your wedding, based on your aesthetic.

Classic Wedding

White roses mixed with hydrangea, touches of calla lilies, and elegant greens

$107.50

Rustic & Boho Wedding

Wild flowers like thistle and wax flowers mixed with garden roses, billy button, and eucalyptus

$41.20

Country Wedding

Sunflowers, of course, paired with baby's breath and daisies

$60

Preppy Wedding

Pink peonies with anemones and blue hydrangea

$10

Light and Airy Wedding

Roses mixed with ranunculus, succulents and silver dollar eucalyptus

$120

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