10 Wedding Flowers You've Never Heard Of

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Peonies, garden roses, and dahlias get a lot of time in the spotlight and, while we adore those popular blooms just as much as the next girl, some of the lesser-known wedding flowers are definitely worth talking about.

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Gloriosa Lily
Also known as fire lilies, these vibrant perennials will add an exotic edge to your arrangements.

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Pincushion Protea
These South African flowering plants remind us of fireworks!

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Blushing Bride Protea
The pointed, layered petals come in classic bridal hues like ivory and blush.

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Celosia
A unique spiky blossom, this flower comes in many colors and is available year-round.

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Muscari
These low-maintenance spring bulbs are also known as grape hyacinths because of their distinct shape and color.

Photo: Paige + Blake

Allium
These purple, perfectly round "Dr. Seuss" flowers would make a lovely addition to a whimsical wedding.

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Green Trick Dianthus
These fuzzy green flowers resemble grass or moss and are a great addition to an eco-friendly aesthetic.

Photo: Erin Johnson Photography

Pieris
Add these delicate bell-shaped blooms to your bouquet for an airy, enchanted garden look.

Photo: Alisandra Photography

Scabiosa
Also a called pincushion flower (not to be confused with pincushion protea!), these sweet little perennials come in delicious colors like deep burgundy, cornflower blue, and pale purple.

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Viburnum
This fragrant spring shrub flower is distinguished by round fluffs, similar to a small hydrangea.