Wedding Bouquet?

Question

Can anyone tell me where I can find out what flowers are in season in June so that I can pick out what flowers to use for my wedding bouquets.

Thanks

Answer 1

I hope this site will work for you and give you some ideas!
http://www.flowers.org.uk/flowers/facts/by-month.htm

Answer 2

I was married in June and had peonies and roses in my bouquet and in our centerpieces. The peonies are nice because they are a very full flower with a lot of presence, so you get good bang for your buck.

Good luck.

Answer 3

I would contact a local florist to find out what is in season during the month of june in the area where you live. Good luck.

Answer 4

You can basically get whatever you want, as some flowers are grown in hot houses, and even for my wedding i had roses imported! It depends on your location!! If you are in USA, it will be summer!, AUS - it will be winter!
Here we go!:
Spring

--Bulb flowers. Tulips, irises, daffodils and ranunculus symbolize new beginnings.

--Specialty spring flowers. Delphinium, freesia, larkspur, peonies, viburnum, heather, genista, waxflower and Queen Anne's lace can be effective.

Summer

--Roses. Roses are used all year, but a wider variety is available in summer. Roses also better withstand hot, humid conditions.

--Lilies. Asiatic lilies have a wide range of colors and fragrance.

--Calla. These come in large and miniature sizes in white, yellow or pink.

--Gerbera. This boldly colored, daisy-like flower is available in standard or miniature varieties in a range of bright and delicate colors.

--Specialty summer flowers. Snapdragon, sweet pea, hydrangea and astilbe are versatile flowers that fit a variety of wedding themes.

Other flowers to consider. Bouvardia and stephanotis. "These are generally greenhouse-grown and pricey at any time," Wolnick explains.

Late Summer, Early Fall

--Chrysanthemums, asters and dahlias. Mums are most plentiful in the fall and have a wide range of colors. Dahlias also have a large color range and have a large enough form to make bold and pleasing arrangements.

--Sunflower and yarrow. Miniature sunflower varieties can work in arrangements.

--Specialty fall flowers. Birds of paradise, pincushion protea and several orchid varieties are tropical varieties available in the fall. Other specialty flowers include amaranthus, celosia, gloriosa, montbretia and zinnia.

Winter

--Tropical flowers. Anthurium, cymbidium and dendrobium all come in white or white-green hues.

--Amaryllis and oriental lilies. Both flowers come in traditional color varieties -- deep red and pristine white. Other colors add variety to arrangements.

--White flowers. Agapanthus, euphorbia, tuberose and ornithogalum are effective in arrangements with winter greenery.

--Berries. Hypericum, pepperberry and holly branches complement winter foliage and purple and red color schemes.

Hope you find something. good luck!
Go to a florist - they can provide lots of help!

Answer 5

Flowers are grown in hot houses year round so you have your pick. My favorites are Roses, Orchids and Daisies.

Answer 6

http://www.foreverwed.com/Flowers/juneflowers.htm Try this