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Choosing your wedding flowers is not easy with so many styles and colours to choose from, use our find a supplier in all areas of the United Kingdom and Ireland listed in our directory to help you make the difficult decision.

Choosing the flowers is the fun bit of planning your wedding so enjoy considering all the options.

Tip: Select flowers that maintain a good, fresh look when out of water for a long time. Get advice from a local florist. They'll often give free advice on flowers and styles to help make your special day even brighter and more colourfull.

Wedding Flower Trivia:From the earliest times, brides have adorned their hair with flowers and carried bunches of flowers. Traditionally, each type of flower had a special meaning and significance in and of itself. Flowers were often thrown at the couple after the ceremony. However today, most brides pick their flowers for colour and personal appeal not based on the traditional meaning of particular flowers.