The name says it all.  Delicate and lacy, Queen
Anne's Lace looks like the lace used in bridal gown design.  It is a white, flat flower comprised of
hundreds of small florets on a straight 1 1/2 to 3
foot stem.  Actually, it is a summer wildflower that
grows in the field, and most florists do not carry it. 
But do not gather it directly from the field as it may
bear chiggers or other small critters.  Once picked, it
has a lifespan of only about 3 days.  Apart from
informal wildflower arrangements, it can also be
used in the hair to complement the wedding gown.