About Daisies and Pompoms

Daisies and pompoms are beloved for their versatility, durability, and joyful presence. Daisies typically feature a sunny center surrounded by clean, open petals, while pompom flowers have a fully rounded head with petals covering the bloom. Both types symbolize purity, happiness, and new beginnings—making them a meaningful and budget-friendly option for weddings. Their natural color range spans soft whites and pastels to vibrant yellows, oranges, and hot pinks, offering plenty of flexibility in floral design.

Design Inspiration & Popular Uses

Wedding Design Ideas

Whether you're planning a relaxed garden ceremony or a color-filled summer celebration, daisies and pompoms bring a playful, approachable elegance to your floral arrangements. Their petite size and uplifting shape make them especially charming for bridal party florals and informal installations.

• Hand-tied bridal and bridesmaid bouquets
• Colorful boutonnieres and corsages
• Rustic or vintage-style centerpieces
• Flower crowns for flower girls or bridal portraits
• Cheerful aisle markers and bud vase accents

Daisy and Pompom Pairings

These blooms blend effortlessly with other wedding flowers. Their round shape adds visual balance, while their simplicity lets more textured or dramatic blooms take the spotlight when needed.

• Roses and spray roses for timeless romance
• Billy balls (craspedia) or statice for a wildflower feel
• Baby’s breath or waxflower for added delicacy
• Eucalyptus, lemon leaf, or pittosporum for fresh greenery contrast
• Carnations or lisianthus for complementary shape and volume

Color Trends

Daisies and pompom flowers are available in a wide variety of tones, making them perfect for nearly any wedding style—from soft and airy to bold and bright. Use them to echo seasonal color palettes or to add lively accents to more neutral arrangements.

• White daisies for spring and traditional weddings
• Yellow and coral pompoms for summery or boho celebrations
• Deep burgundy or rust-toned blooms for fall weddings
• Blush and lavender shades for garden or cottagecore events
• Mixed colors for cheerful, eclectic bouquets

Buying Daisies and Pompoms in Bulk

Daisies and pompom flowers are among the most cost-effective blooms available in bulk. Their small size, clustered heads, and long vase life make them excellent for filling out arrangements without sacrificing quality or beauty.

• Typically sold in bunches of 5–10 stems, with multiple blooms per stem
• Available in single daisy varieties and cushion or button pompom styles
• Long-lasting: up to 7–14 days with proper hydration
• Blooms may arrive partially closed and open fully after conditioning
• Trim stems, remove excess foliage, and hydrate immediately upon arrival

Why Shop Daisies from FiftyFlowers

FiftyFlowers offers farm-fresh daisies and pompom flowers shipped directly to your door, trusted by thousands of DIY couples and floral designers. Whether you need a few stems for a bouquet or bulk blooms for large installations, our flowers are carefully packed and backed by industry expertise.

• Direct-from-farm shipping for optimal freshness
• Wide selection of colors and bloom types
• Available in sample boxes or bulk quantities
• Carefully packaged to protect bloom quality in transit
• Trusted customer service for planning and design support

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between daisies and pompom flowers?

Daisies have a flat, open shape with a distinct center, while pompom flowers are globe-shaped with petals covering the entire bloom. Both work beautifully together in bouquets and centerpieces.

How many stems of daisies or pompoms do I need for a bouquet?

A bridal bouquet using daisies or pompom flowers typically needs 15–20 stems if they’re your main bloom. For mixed arrangements, 8–12 stems will provide excellent filler and texture.

Are daisies and pompoms good for outdoor weddings?

Yes. These blooms are hardy and well-suited for outdoor use. Their strong stems and long-lasting blooms make them ideal for summer ceremonies or rustic outdoor receptions.

Do these flowers have a scent?

Daisies and pompom flowers are generally unscented, making them great for guests who are sensitive to fragrance or for indoor venues with scent restrictions.

When should I order daisies or pompoms for my event?

Plan to order 7–10 days before your event. This allows time for the blooms to hydrate, open, and reach their peak condition for arranging.

Can I mix daisies and pompoms with other flowers?

Absolutely. These cheerful blooms pair well with garden roses, stock, ranunculus, and filler greens. Use them to add a whimsical or rustic touch to bouquets, centerpieces, and installations.