Best Flowers for Outdoor Weddings

The most-used foliage in modern floristry — silvery blue-green leaves with a clean, aromatic finish.

Long-lasting, densely petaled, and available in more forms than almost any cut flower.

Sculptural, drought-tolerant rosettes that add texture and last well beyond the arrangement.

Bold, architectural blooms with a prehistoric look — dramatic focal flowers that last and dry well.

The workhorse of the cooler — long-lasting, budget-friendly, and multiple blooms on every stem.

Airy clouds of tiny white blooms — a classic filler that now stands on its own.

A single sculptural curl of a bloom — elegant, modern, and unmistakably graphic.

Ruffled, long-lasting, and endlessly versatile — a hardworking flower that deserves its comeback.

Papery, long-lasting filler that holds its color fresh or dried for months.

Airy sprays of tiny waxy blooms and needle foliage — a long-lasting, fragrant filler.

Cheerful, unpretentious blooms that read as fresh, friendly, and honest.

Large, dramatic trumpet blooms with real presence — one stem does a lot of work.

The most requested cut flower in the world — dependable, expressive, and available in nearly every color.

Big, sunny faces that read as warmth and optimism — the signature flower of late summer.

Tall, dramatic flower spikes that open from the bottom up and bring bold vertical height.

Ruffled, rose-like blooms on airy stems — soft romance with a longer vase life than it looks.

Dense, sunset-toned pompoms with a warm scent — bold color and deep cultural meaning.

Daisy-like sprays that fill an arrangement with small, star-shaped blooms.

Lush, many-petaled roses with an old-fashioned, unfurled shape and often a true rose fragrance.

Slender purple spikes with an unmistakable scent — texture, color, and fragrance in one stem.

Tall spires of stacked blooms that bring height and old-garden charm to any arrangement.

Bold, saturated summer blooms in nearly every warm color — cheerful and unfussy.