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Top 10 Hardy Wedding Flowers

Wedding Flowers that Will Hold Up All Day Long

Easy to arrange and heat resistant. Perfect for your Spring or Summer Wedding.

  1. Chrysanthemums – These are perhaps one of the most hardy flowers, making them an optimal choice for your wedding florals. If they’re cut just before bloom, they can stay fresh for two to three weeks.
  2. Carnations – These are very hardy and make really nice filler flowers as they’re easy to work with. If they’re water is fresh, they can last up to three weeks once cut.
  3. Daisies – Offering multiple blooms per stem, these flowers are great fillers in bouquets and arrangements. They are hardy and heat resistant making them a great Summer time option.
  4. Succulents – Succulents offer uniqueness and diversity when it comes to arrangement. They’re very low maintenance, and maybe not a true flower in the sense of the word but they are very popular.
  5. Anthurium – If you’re looking for tropical and heat resistant flowers, look no further. Tropical flowers are generally pretty hardy, making them a great choice for your Summer wedding. Anthurium comes in many bright colors and has leaf-like blooms.
  6. Birds of Paradise – These are some of the most popular tropical florals for weddings. The flower is very sturdy, making it a great choice for bouquets and arrangements.
  7. Peonies – These flowers can remain vibrant for five to ten days after being cut. They start blooming in early April, in pink, red, orange and yellow. Perfect for a Spring or Summer wedding.
  8. Peruvian Lily – Once cut they can last up to two weeks. They’re native to South America and are meant to withstand the sunshine and heat.
  9. Dahlia’s – These flowers are native to North America and Mexico, and they can stay fresh looking for just under a week. They bloom in many beautiful colors near the end of Summer – beginning of Fall.
  10. Eucalyptus – Lasting about three weeks after being cut, the Eucalyptus plant offers an earthy touch of greenery to any wedding florals.

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