Select the wedding services to find the local vendors in your area. Aesthetic Skin CareAirbrush TanningAlterationsBachelor / Bachelorette PartieBagpipersBakeriesBalloons and DecorationsBandsBasketsBridal AccessoriesBridal CentersBridal GownsBridal RegistryBridal ShowersBridal VeilsBusesCalligraphyCateringCatering (Kosher)Catering (Off-Premises)CenterpiecesCeremony LocationsChair CoversChocolate FountainsCigarsCooking LessonsCoordinatorCorset / BraCouple MassageCruisesDance LessonsDentistry / CosmeticDestination Weddings Disc Jockeys (DJs)Equipment RentalsFavorsFinancial PlanningFitnessFloral PreservationsFloristGiftsGown PreservationHairHair ExtensionsHair RemovalHamptons WeddingsHarpHeadpiecesHealth and BeautyHoneymoon ClothesHoneymoonsHotelsIce SculptorsInsuranceInvitationsJewerlersKetubahLegalLimousinesLingerieMake - UpMansionsMarriage SeminarsMassage TherapyMortgagesMusic for the CeremonyNail Care (Manicure & PedicureName Change ServiceOfficiantsPhoto Lab ServicePhoto LocationsPhotographerPianoReal EstateReceptionReception Locations Rehearsal DinnerRestaurantsRestrooms - PortableRomance ConciergeSalons / SpasSave the DateSkin MakeoverSpecial EffectsTable LinensTanning SalonsTent RentalsTiarasTravel AgentsTuxedosValet ParkingVideographerWedding PlannerYachts Sponsored Advertising Say it With Flowers: Wedding flowers each have their own meanings. Flowers are one of the most important ways to set the tone of your wedding. They grace the ceremony, the celebration, the bridal party and the bride herself. The bridal bouquet has been said to symbolize a woman in bloom and, in fact, has its roots in ancient history. Brides would carry strong smelling herbs and spices to scare away any evil spirits, bad luck and ill health. In Roman times, brides and grooms wore flowers to symbolize new life and the hope of fertility. Flowers were sent as expressions of love in Victorian times, and each flower had its own meaning. This was later incorporated into the bridal bouquet. The following are the most popular wedding flowers and their meanings. Ambrosia - your love is reciprocated Apple Blossom - better things to come Aster - symbol of love, daintiness Azalea - take care of yourself for me, temperance, Chinese symbol of womanhood, fragile passion Bells of Ireland - good luck Bittersweet - truth Bluebell - humility Camellia - Gratitude Carnation - (pink) I'll never forget you, (red) my heart aches for you, admiration, (white) sweet and lovely, innocence, pure love Chrysanthemum - (red) I love you, (white) truth Cyclamen - modesty and shyness Daffodil - respect Daisy - innocence Fern - sincerity Forget-me-not - true love and remembrance Heather - (lavender) admiration, solitude, (white) protection, wishes come true Heliotrope - devotion and faithfulness Honeysuckle - generosity Hyacinth - loveliness Iris - warmth and affection Ivy - eternal fidelity Japonica - loveliness Jasmine - amiability Lemon Blossom - fidelity in love Lilac (white) youthful innocence Lily - majesty Lily-of-the-valley - return of happiness Magnolia - perseverance Maidenhair - discretion Mimosa - sensitivity Orange Blossom - purity and virginity Orchid - love, beauty, refinement, Chinese symbol for many children Primrose - I can't live without you Rose - (red) love, (white) worthiness, (other) love and beauty, (bouquet of mature blooms) gratitude Rosemary - remembrance Snowdrop - hope Sweet pea - delicate pleasures Tulip - love Veronica - fidelity Violet - faithfulness Zinnia - (magenta) lasting affection, (white) goodness, (yellow) daily remembrance Just as important as floral meaning, don't forget to check the seasonality of the flowers you select with your florist. Members Login Don't have a planner? Try iDo Wedding Couple Edition free for 30 days and see why iDo is the world's favorite wedding planning software solution. Download Free Trial Now. Product Information.   Local Vendors | Ask the Experts | Wedding Tips | WedChat | Registry Center | Gift Ideas | Members Login © Copyright 2006, ReadSetIDo.com, All Rights Reserved.