Popular wedding flowers and their meanings

Choosing your wedding flowers can be difficult, but learning what each bloom really means can make your decision a little easier.
Anemone: unfading love; other interpretations include good luck and protection against evil. They are unscented, primarily in season during the spring and perfect for bouquets and arrangements.
Bird of paradise: fidelity
Calla Lily: beauty; lightly fragrant calla lilies are perfect and in season for spring and summer weddings.
Chrysanthmum: cheerfulness and friendship; wealth, abundance and truth are just a few of other words associated with the chrysanthemum.
Cornflower: prosperity and friendship; they are most associated with a gorgeous blue hue, but they are available in white and pink.
Daffodil: respect, happiness and kind regards.
Dahlia: innocence
Delphiniums: swiftness and lightness, and are beloved for summer weddings.
Daisy: innocence
Freesia: innocence
Gardenias: purity and joy
Gerbera: innocence
Gladioli: generosity
Hyacinth: playfulness
Jasmine: likability
Irises: faith and wisdom
Lily of the valley: fresh, happy scent; they are considered to be traditional marriage flowers.
Orchids: beauty, love, refinement, fertility
Roses: beloved wedding flowers-romance, love and beauty
Sunflower: loyalty, adoration and loyalty
Tiger lily: wealth
Tulip: love and passion
Zinnia: lasting love, lasting affection, daily remembrance and "thoughts of friends