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Craspedia: Also known as billy balls, they look darling in bud vases or as bouquet accents.

Daffodil: A sunny, happy, low-key flower for a free-spirited bride. It's affordable and available winter through spring.

Dahlia: This flower comes in every color except blue. This popular flower can be tricky to find in spring and winter.

Double Tulip: This bloom comes in every color except blue. It gives you the same soft, full look as a peony at about a third of the price.

Florida Beauty: This tropical speckled leaf has graphic appeal.

Mimosa: It's a good ingredient for an aromatic bouquet.

Mini Cymbidium: This flower also comes in green, white, cream, mauve, burgundy, peach, and brown. Put a few in your hair for a summertime celebration.

Oncidium Orchid: Getting married in the tropics? Weave these into garlands or floral arches.

Rose: The ultimate chameleon flower, it transcends all genres—from romantic, to traditional, to modern.

Sunflower: This iconic bloom also comes in yellow-and-black, burgundy, and cream. Cluster a few together for a sunny arrangement.

Witch Hazel: This blooming branch, which also comes in orange, makes for deliciously scented centerpieces.

Yarrow: It's pretty much wiltproof and looks great dried.

Lady's Slipper Orchid: This variety also comes in green, chartreuse, burgundy, and white. Use this to create an unusual statement bouquet.