Filler flowers are flowers that are mainly used to fill up gaps in an arrangement. Usually, they are bushy in form and always exist in clusters. Filler flowers and bouquet fillers add depth and volume to any floral arrangement to round out a bouquet. While colored filler flowers such as statice add life to the arrangement and complement the primary flowers, white filler flowers such as baby’s breath and Queen Anne’s lace are prefect for adding a soft, romantic look to any arrangement.

Filler flowers have clusters of individual flowers on a single stem or flower head. Some fillers have multiple leaves and feathering blooms. They are called transitional flowers because they are used to fill spaces between the line and focal flowers. Statise, dianthus, denzia, pom-poms, field flowers, baby’s breath, poppies, rananculus and wax flowers are examples of filler flowers.