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Bouquets Table Arrangements Ceremony Arrangements Boutonnieres & Corsages Floral Accessories Flower Types	Home Page » Flowers » Flower Types Flower Types Sweet Peas and Orchids An ethereal bouquet gets its elegance from fluttery sweet peas and emerald-striped lady's slipper orchids, bundled together with white satin ribbon. Sweet peas reappear in edible form on the fondant-covered cake, growing up ... See the Article Rediscovering Roses . No matter how many different kinds of exotic blooms flood the floral shops, one flower always stands out as a favorite: the rose. The iconic power of roses is indisputable. Roses are classic, beautiful, meaningful, and romantic. ... See the Article Rose Wedding Bouquets A trio of festive, jewel-toned roses, 'Black Magic,' 'Red Devil,' and 'Black Beauty,' combine to striking effect with plumes of garnet astilbe and bunches of pink pepperberries. The stems are wrapped in a cone of brown satin ribbon almost three ... See the Photo Gallery Ranunculus Bouquets Soft pink ranunculus are mixed with big, leathery galax leaves and airy sprays of lily-of-the-valley. The ranunculus have fresh-looking chartreuse hearts, and the lily-of-the-valley add a touch of whimsy. The deep-green leaves and thick column of ... See the Photo Gallery Amaryllis Bring the unexpected to your flower arrangements with amaryllis. With several blossoms per stem, 'Desire' is lavish and elegant.As a wedding bloom, amaryllis is a novelty among better-known flowers like roses and peonies. But there is no ... See the Article Hydrangeas . Hardy, cloud-like hydrangeas are among the most enduring and versatile flowers for a wedding. Their fluffy heads, so dramatic from afar, turn into small, perfect flowers up close. Today, hydrangeas can be found in a rainbow of ... See the Article The Lush Beauty of Ranunculus Perhaps the only homely thing about the ruffly ranunculus is its name: Latin for "little frog," the word refers to the swampy ground where many types of the flower -- readily available from February until May -- grow. ... See the Article An Armful of Peonies . As your wedding day draws near, the air changes and begins to sustain more warmth. Spring has arrived, and with it, glorious peonies appear and stand ready to fill their role in bridal affairs. Here, an abundant cascade of ... See the Article An Abundance of Orchids Left: Creamy Cymbidium 'Lionello' spill out of a bridal bouquet accented by frothy astilbe and buds of society garlic, and finished with white-silk satin ribbon.Below, from left: 1. A chartreuse-and-white Paphiopedilum, or ... See the Article A Glossary of Patterned Petals This assortment suggests the almost infinite range of interesting, colorful blooms.1. A tree peony in sunset shades2. Showy two-tone clematis3. Pink cyclamen splashed with white4. Color-dipped ranunculuses5. ... See the Article << Previous \| 1 of 4 \| Next >> Planning Tools 324DAYS Hi My Vendors My Guests My Checklist My Seating My Budget My Timeline My Dashboard My Vendors My Guests My Checklist My Seating My Budget My Timeline Learn more about the wedding planning tools. Start planning your wedding now. Congratulations! Help out other engaged brides by reviewing your vendors. Choose a free gift from one of our favorite partners. Get started now! Looking for Local Resources? Find Near Recommend a vendor in your area: info@marthastewartweddings.com begin email N Newsletters Blogs Close Will be sent to Send selected newsletters to: Next Not a member? Register Now Send selected newsletters to: Next Change Email Address Please enter your password: Submit Forgot Password? Close Not signed up yet? To complete your newsletter subscription, you must become a member of our community. You'll be able to collect and organize your favorite articles and recipes, plus share your ideas and passion with others. Sign Up Now! Close Thank You for Subscribing Your newsletters should begin to arrive within 10 days. You can make changes to your newsletter subscriptions at any time from your account settings page. Close Thank You for Subscribing You're already subscribed to all of our recommended email newsletters. Visit your Account Settings page to update your newsletter subscriptions. The Bride's Guide with Darcy Miller Subscribe to the Bride's Guide RSS feed My Yahoo \| iGoogle \| My MSN The Martha Blog: Up Close and Personal Subscribe to the Martha Blog RSS feed My Yahoo \| iGoogle \| My MSN More Blogs and RSS Feeds