Roses, Freesias and Gerbera all around the Sex and the City girls: Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker)

The famous movie Sex and the City’s major theme and much anticipated event was Carrie Bradshaw’s (Sarah Jessica Parker) wedding to Mr. Big (Chris Noth). Due to this wedding theme, the movie producers, set designers and costume designers had employed the use of many beautiful and diverse flowers, making each scene memorable.

Carrie’s wedding bouquet was a splendid combination of cream roses, white roses and gardenias. This created an amazingly gorgeous wedding bouquet.

Charlotte, dressed in black, was holding a beautiful bouquet of Brassolaeliocattleya purple orchids.

Another one of Carrie’s good friends, Samantha, dressed as the bridesmaid, had a  bouquet of Black magic  and classy roses. Adding a touch of elegance, she wore a dahlia in her hair.

The wedding was held in a banquet hall filled with beautiful blueish purple delphiniums, with vase arrangements of hydrangeas, roses and peonies accented with green viburnum.

Sex and the City-Wedding Scene

In one of the scenes, Carrie hits Mr. Big with her beautiful Garden roses and Gardenia bouquet. White and cream rose petals fly all over the street, the car and Mr. Big, creating an impressive scene. According to the florist for Sex and the City, no wire was used in the wedding bouquet in order to create this dramatic effect.

The scene ends with Mr. Big (Chris Noth) dropping a broken white rose from Carrie’s bouquet on the ground.

Sex and the City the Wedding

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9. American Beauty – Rose Petals Emerge From Mena Suvari’s Chest

Whether you love or hate the film, the sexualized dance Mena Suvari performs for Lester that culminates in her slowly unbuttoning her top to reveal thousands of rose petals presents a striking image. Plus, when the imagery becomes ingrained enough that Family Guy uses it for a cheap laugh it has pretty much established itself as a part of pop culture.

8. The Ruins – The Flowers Mimic, Maim, and Kill

At first glance it would seem like your standard horror fare: a group of tourists travels out to a remote destination, things go horribly wrong, and they are slowly and methodically picked off. However, since the typical local psychopath is replaced by vines whose flowers can mimic voices in a creepy Predator-like fashion, The Ruins somehow manages to seem slightly more preposterous than a Sci-Fi Channel original movie.

7. Batman (1989) – The Joker Shows off his Acid Corsage

Sure, Heath Ledger’s Joker is darker, edgier, and more realistic, but Jack’s had the classic “fake corsage” gag to fall back on. Squirting someone in the face with water isn’t really that funny to begin with, but once you decide to use acid you’ve officially graduated to major d-bag status.

6. Little Shop of Horrors – A Flower Shop is Overrun by a Carnivorous Plant

Though it’s not really a flower, the fact that it’s a plant that feeds on blood and resides in a flower shop is more than enough to justify Audrey II butting his way onto the list.

5) Anacondas: The Search for the Blood Orchid – Snakes Eat Magic Flowers and Become Huge

Magic flower = giant snakes. It’s that simple. Jennifer Lopez must have rubbed some of that blood orchid on her ass. (Get it? Her ass is huge. Huge and fat.)

4. The Fountain – Hugh Jackman Becomes One with the Earth…Literally

As an ultimate eff you to Hugh Jackman in his epic quest for the fountain of youth, he is granted immortality. Unfortunately for him, it comes in the form of being transformed into some sort of flowery ground cover. The next time you’re hiking and you wander off to take a leak, remember, you could be peeing on Wolverine!

3. 40 Days and 40 Nights – Flower Petals Serve as Vibrator Substitute

You know the scene. Sworn to 40 days of celibacy, a frustrated Josh Hartnett resorts to props and uses the petals of a flower to bring his newfound love to a ridiculous (albeit somewhat impressive) climax.

2. Adaptation – The Ghost Orchid is Used as a Drug

Aside from Flowers for Algernon, Charlie Kaufman points out that there hasn’t really been an entire movie about flowers. By the film’s action-inspired third act, Meryl Streep is snorting a ground up orchid to get high, Nicolas Cage is being chased through a swamp, and a toothless Chris Cooper gets eaten by an alligator. Ghost Orchid is a hell of a drug.

1) Terminator 2 – T-800 Pulls a Shotgun from a Box of Roses

There is very little that could be cooler than Arnold as the Terminator just casually walking down a hallway with a lame old box of roses, only to remove a shotgun from the box, stoically say “Get down,” and then blast a shell right into some robot torso. Yes, Hard Boiled had a similar scene first, but no human can come close to the engineered awesomeness of something from Cyberdyne Systems.