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5 Unique Types of Wedding Flowers

Looking for an easy way to give your wedding decor a unique edge? Mix in some exotic, unexpected blooms! Here are five types of flowers to consider asking your floral designer to incorporate into your arrangements.

Blush and Bloom

Looking for an easy way to give your wedding decor a unique edge? Mix in some exotic, unexpected blooms! Here are five types of flowers to consider asking your floral designer to incorporate into your arrangements.

Allium

These fun, distinctive flowers resemble giant purple dandelions! They instantly add color and character to any arrangement and would be perfect for a whimsical wedding.

Bird of Paradise

An orange and blue flower distinguished by pointy, plume-like petals. This vibrant plant would be perfect for an exotic island wedding or a wedding with a contemporary aesthetic.

Protea

Also known as sugarbush flowers, these blooms are distinguished by their large heads and spiky fuchsia bracts. They are native to South Africa and have become an especially popular option for desert weddings and weddings with a bohemian chic feel.

Ginger Flower

A tropical herb flower that grows in shades of flamingo pink and fiery red. The bloom is said to resemble a colored pinecone because of its hardy, layered petals.

Thistle

These Scottish flowers are characterized by their prickly surface and inky blue hue. They add an eccentric, offbeat touch and are perfect for adding unique texture to any arrangement.