Wedding Flower Picker

Filter 38 popular wedding flowers by season (spring/summer/fall/winter), color palette (9 colors), budget tier, and allergy risk. See each flower's cost per stem, symbolism, in-season months, and best uses (bouquet, centerpiece, boutonniere).

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How to use this tool

Pick the season of your wedding.
Toggle the colors of your palette.
Choose a budget tier: Budget (≤$3/stem), Mid ($3–$8), or Luxe (all).
Tick "hide high-allergy flowers" if any of your wedding party or close family has hayfever or pollen allergies.
Browse the filtered list. Click into each to see symbolism, allergy notes, and which uses each works best for.

Why we built this

A florist will mostly stock what's in season locally. Asking for peonies in October means importing them from another hemisphere at a premium. Asking for sunflowers in February means they're hothouse-grown and triple-priced. Picking flowers that match your season and budget keeps the cost reasonable and the result fresh.

What you get

Frequently asked questions

Are the per-stem costs retail or wholesale?

Wholesale, US averages. Retail florist prices are typically 3–5× higher because of design labour, vessels, and rentals. Use these as a relative comparison ("peonies are 4× the cost of carnations"), not as a quote.

Which flowers are good for allergies?

Most modern wedding flowers are bred to be low-allergen. The ones flagged "high" or "medium" allergy are mostly the heavily-fragrant or heavily-pollen ones: sunflowers, baby's breath, gardenias, daisies. Avoid them if a key person has allergies.

Can I show this list to my florist?

Yes. Print or screenshot the filtered results — it gives the florist a starting palette to work with.