This is part two of our winter wedding flower series. You can catch up on part 1 here, where we discussed the various flowers that are in season in the winter months if you’re looking for blue, green, lavender, orange or pink flowers for your wedding. Here are the rest of the colors that you may be considering for the floral arrangements on your wedding day.
Purple
Purple Cosmos
Photo by MShades
Sweetpea
Photo by mike@bensalem
Tulip (December to April)
Photo by audreyjm529
Red
Amaryllis
Photo by galif548
Anemone
Photo by tanakawho
Poinsetta
Photo by Wyscan
Ranunculus (from Februrary to May)
Photo by tanakawho
Tulip (December to April)
Photo by Zest-pk
White
Amaryllis
White Anemone
Photo by jam343
Camellias
Photo by jam343
Casablanca Lily (available from Jauary to October)
Photo by robbie jim
Cosmos
Photo by FotoDawg
Jasmine
Photo by Kpjas
Narcissus
Photo by Arsene
Poinsetta
Photo by LollyKnit
Ranunculus (from February to May only)
Photo by tanakawho
White Stargazer Lily (from January to October only)
Photo by audreyjm529
Star of Bethlehem
Photo by Linda N.
Sweetpea
Photo by tanakawho
White Tulip (December to April)
Photo by longhorndave
Wallflower
Photo by jurvetson
Yellow
Daffodil (January to Early May)
Photo by Daveybot
Narcissus
Photo by jam343
Ranunculus (February to May only)
Photo by Franie Frou Frou
Tulip (December to April)
Photo by Phing?
As you can see the color combinations possible to make a spectacular winter bouquet made of seasonal colors is astounding.
For instance for a wintry blue and white bouquet, why not try mixing blue Forget-Me-Nots and anemones with bright white roses and camellias?
If you are getting married near Valentine’s Day, why not try a fiery orange and red bouquet that is tightly wound with red ribbon created from seasonal winter red roses, rananculus and anemones?
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