Winter Wedding Flowers
3rd April 2009 by Names of Flowers No CommentsWinter Wedding Flowers
Winter is a beautiful time when trees are bare and snow covers the ground. Icicles hang from rooftops and the world seems a cleaner, brighter place. This is a great time for a wedding! Try a Holiday-Themed wedding or focus on a snowflake and ice wedding. There is a lot you can do with a Winter Wedding. Try some Amaryllis flowers which come in red and white, or use holly in your decorations – it’s green with red berries. Be creative with your winter wedding!
- Amaryllis – this is a great winter flower that comes in red or white.
- Anemone – great for January to May or August to December weddings, this flower comes in blue, red, pink and white.
- Bells of Ireland – a sweet green flower available between January and October.
- Camellias – this flower comes in white or pink.
- Casa Blanca Lily – these white flowers bloom between January and October.
- Cosmos – this flower comes in so many colors, such as pink, white, brown, and more.
- Daffodil - a sweet yellow flower that blooms between January and early May.
- Forget-me-not – a sweet blue flower that will complement your bouquet.
- Holly – Holly is a classic winter flower with green leaves and red berries – great for accents.
- Jasmine – a beautiful white flower.
- Narcissus – a cute little white flower, great for lots of opportunities.
- Poinsettia – this is a very traditional plant for the winter – it comes in red, white, and even yellow, and can be used as center pieces or accents.
- Ranunculus - a flower that blooms between February and May and comes in white, pink, red, orange, and yellow.
- Star Gazer Lily – gorgeous pink and white flowers that bloom between January and October.
- Star of Bethlehem – a beautiful white flower.
- Sweetpea – a white, pink, red/coral, and lavender/purple flowers that bloom between December and May.
- Tulip – this beautiful flowers comes in all sorts of colors and is available between December and April.
- Waxflower – a pink, purple and white flower.
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