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Winter Flowers – Splash Color or All White

The flowers that will adorn your wedding are symbolic and have a profoundness to the feel of your wedding. Having information about which flowers are in season can save you a great deal of money in planning a winter wedding and can help you determine when to take advantage of flowers in season and when you may want to invest in particular flowers that you feel will add the perfect touch. The good news is there are a multitude of flowers available and many florists import flowers from growers in much warmer clients year round.

There are no color restrictions in winter and in fact one of the most popular winter flowers is Amaryllis, a beautiful and vibrant red flower. Cymbidium Orchids are in season and come in various colors. Also available for your winter wedding are Gerberas or gerber daisies, Tulips and Roses, which are available in a multitude of colors. An unusual flower that is available in winter is Anigozanthos, commonly known as kangaroo paw, available in yellow, pale pearly pink, lime green or rich dark red. Nerine is a delicate flower available in pink and white and make a nice addition to a winter bouquet.

Winter whites can easily be achieved by using flowers in season such as Calla Lillies, Gardenia, Lily of the Valley and Scabiosa.

So many choices of flowers abound and give you many avenues in which to pursue in order create a warm and elegant feel to your wedding. For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact one of our partners.

Reasonably Priced Flowers

• Mums/Daisies/Poms
• Carnations
• Gerbera Daisies
• Stock
• Statice
• Snapdragons

Fancy Flowers

• Alstoemerias
• Lisianthus
• Asiatic Lilies
• Hydrangeas
• Mini Calla Lilies
• Cymbidium Orchids
• Bells Of Ireland
• Rananculuc
• Iris’
• Gladeolas
• Dahlias
• Sunflowers

Extravagant Flowers

• Mokara/Vanda Orchids
• Dancing Ladies
• Freesias
• Tulips
• Hyacinth
• Stargazer Lilies
• Peonies
• Ecuadorian/Colombian Roses
• Lily Of the Valley
• Stephanotis
• Gardenias