Well, I completely missed out on June's flower - which was the rose. I think the rose is very appropriate for June since it is a common time for weddings. Interestingly, having a June wedding dates back 2000 years to ancient Roman times! The Romans would honor the diety Juno; the goddess of marriage and childbirth, on June first. Roses are among the top ten most common flowers used in a wedding. They are quite simply elegant and romantic - the perfect mix for wedding flowers. Roses are also extremely versatile. You can have a single delicate pink rose or make a statement with an abundance of bright orange roses.
I am currently working on wedding flowers for a July wedding and I am very pleased with how they are looking. The bridesmaids will carry a small hand tied bouquet of white calla lilies - another common flower used in weddings. The bride's bouquet is an elegant hand tied arrangement of white roses and white calla lilies. Below is one of the bridesmaid's bouquets; all that is missing is the ribbon around the flower stems. The wedding color is Tiffany blue; I can't wait to see how beautiful these bouquet's are against such a brilliant color.
