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Filed under Bridal Bouquet + Centerpieces + Herbs + Organic Wedding Flowers + Purple Flowers 4:05 pm
It is trendy for wedding bouquets and centerpieces to be a little wilder and more organic in feel, so is it a good idea to put herbs in your bouquet?
It is a good idea according to Flowers Unlimited Worldwide who include the meanings of the various herbs (and flowers) on their site. For instance, rosemary can bring money, peace and health to your relationship. A sprig of lavender symbolizes spiritual purity and peace. If you tuck ivy or basil into your bouquet you are wishing prosperity for yourself and others. And if you want to make sure that your husband will always have a job and never be a fool, tuck a sprig of sage into your bridal flower bouquet.
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One Response to “Should you include herbs in your bouquet?”
For chinese people, we put a lot of chinese oranges at home during chinese new year is to bring good luck and wealth for whole year to everyone in the family.
By Lester Wong on Nov 6, 2008