Could anyone tell me what kind of flower this is (picture)?

The filler looks like budding (unopened) german statice (limonium tatrarica) a form of statice

http://www.tsflowers.com/limonium_tatarica.jpg along with the white flowers of stephanotis-a subtropical flower grown in the Hawaiian Islands

It looks a little like edelweiss the german/Swiss flower. It also could be orange blossom a traditional wedding flower. The bouquet in the picture is beautiful. It appears to have roses and camellias as well as the mystery flower. All of these flowers have wonderful scents.

edit: In looking at other pictures it appears to be Stephanotis. Please give "Best Answer" to the person who gave that answer first.

Roses and the little white ones are call Hawiian wedding flowers also know as stephanotis

http://www.jardinmundani.org/asclepiadaceae/stepha...

See photo

http://www.types-of-flowers.org/pictures/hawaiian_...

It's probably a wedding bouquet photo

WOW! So much mis-info!!!! Im sory you still havent got an answer lol! the SMALL ones are a type of daisy for sure..the florist would def know exactly but no they are not roses! you cant buy them at a walmart/lowes they are very sensitive flowers and need extra care...take the pic to a professional florist and they would have some on hand BC they are put in as extras in bouquets! hope this helps

Rob E is correct so all I can add is the 'pearls' are a florist pin with a silver head on it to hold the flower, foliage etc in place re;Floristry.

Wishing you a very Happy Wedding day. x

Hi, I know most generally grown flowers and I know that these are Stephanotis, which are highly fragrant white flowers.

There's a bouquet here, which has some in, for your comparison. http://www.types-of-flowers.org/pictures/stephanot...

Hope this helps. Good luck, and have a gorgeous wedding!!! Rob

How about stephanotis ? It's a white flower from a climbing plant, highly scented and I believe it is often used in bridal bouquets.

Guys, pay attention to the question...the ones with the pearls in them, not the roses, the little white ones. I don't know, but maybe jasmine?

Jasmine. White, Persian, or Confederate, they all look alike(the difference is inside the plant, the things you can't see). They are probably silk because Jasmine wilts as soon as you pick it and a white, poisonous sap runs out of the vine.

The second one appears to be ZINNIA Orange Benary Giant, and the third one looks like HYDRANGEA macrophylla Cityline Paris : Bigleaf Hydrangea, Mophead