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Moonstone Roses

For a traditional bloom to match a traditional color, there are few better options than the moonstone rose. It’s a beautiful medium-sized flower, with a creamy-white look and a romantic fragrance just perfect for your wedding day.

Anemones

Although these also come in many other colors, the white anemone is one of my favorite go-tos for bridal bouquets. They are more of an ivory white, and have dark black centers that make them truly stand out from other commonly-used flowers.

Ranunculus

For a garden look and soft texture similar in style to the rose but with a little spin, look no further than white ranunculuses. Use these blooms among other colorful ranunculus flowers or seeded eucalyptus for a simple yet elegant feel.

Lisianthus

If you’re on the hunt for beautiful, yet underused flowers, take a look at lisianthus. They may be a bit different from the norm, but they’re long stems and layered blooms work extremely well in bouquets and centerpieces.

Sweet Pea

Getting married in late spring or summer? Sweet pea flowers add a soft fragrance to your floral arrangements and are another outside-of-the-box option many brides may not immediately think of.

Nerine

Lunaria

You may know this bloom by the name of the “silver dollar plant,” but you may not know it’s a fun option for bridal bouquets and other floral arrangements!

Flannel Flower

A smaller, more daisy-like bloom such as the flannel flower could be a wonderful alternative for a woodsy or garden wedding centerpiece.

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Florals and greenery can make your special day stand out in a unique way that you’ll remember for years to come. Whether you already have floral ideas in mind for your wedding or you are hoping to achieve a specific look and feel, reach out to Roots Floral Design for elegant bouquets, ceremony backdrops and more for a truly romantic wedding!