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| via Bride.ca |
Generally available January through April, but most commonly available during the months of February and March, daffodils are a harbinger of spring and are a sunny yellow happiness-inducing flower. Daffodils come from the grower in bunches of ten, and must be kept in a bucket separate from other flowers as they emit a sap toxic to other flowers. Please enjoy some of the more unusual and modern yellow daffodil wedding flower photos I've gathered for your wedding inspiration.  |
| via Wedding Flowers Guide |
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| via Wedding Paper Divas |
| via The Budget Savvy Bride |
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| via Rafflesia Wedding Flowers |
| via Sprout, Florist in Worcester, Massachusetts |
| via The Flower Pot (250 daffodils!!) |
| via Calla Magazine |
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| via Once Wed |
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| via Once Wed |
| via Martha Stewart |
| via Jen's Blossoms |
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| via Jen's Blossoms |
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