Choosing wedding floral can be an overwhelming process, but have no fear, we are here for our brides!
Welcome to our second blog installment which puts the focus on floral. Flowers provide a wonderful enhancement and undoubtedly help create the perfect table setting. We are dissecting flower types by color and style every month to help you make an informed decision when choosing your wedding floral. Today’s focus is all about Pink! Learn more about perfectly pink floral options if you have pink on your mind for your special day!
Stock:
These dainty flowers will look immaculate as an accent, as they have the ability to add both color and height to your spring bouquet.Native to the Mediterranean, the stock flower also gives off a clove-like smell that is sure to entice the romantic in any bride. Pair this flower with roses and ranunculus for a beautiful arrangement.
Pink Protea:
Also known as the ‘Sugar Bush,” the Protea is an unique tropical flower that features fuzzy pink petals around one large centered bloom. With it’s exquisite texture and personality, these flowers make for a jaw-dropping arrangement.
King Protea:
The largest relative in the Protea family, The King is royal in nature and mystical at heart. According to an ancient Greek legend, these flowers are named after none-other than Poseidon’s shape-shifting son, Proteas. Although not waterproof, these stunning flowers have the ability to bring magic to any wedding bouquet.
Tulips:
Other than the rose, what flower is more classic than the tulip? These gorgeous blooms are quintessential for the onset of spring, and for any hopeless romantic bride. Available year round, this feminine addition can double as a bridal bouquet, a stunning centerpiece, or simply petals to line your aisle.
Godetia:
Getting it’s nickname “Farewell-to-Spring,” these elegant flowers only start to bloom once the temperatures start to rise and the start of Summer commences. It’s satiny texture and two-toned appearance makes for a lively addition or focal point to any floral arrangement.
Gerbera Daisy:
Oh, daisy. These charming flowers, resembling that of a sunflower, have the ability to put a smile on anyones face. Coming in a multitude of colors, their distinct bloom have currently put them in 5th place as the most popular flower. You simply cannot go wrong with the daisy, which epitomizes cheer in floral form.
Anemone:
The Anemone, which resides in the endearing buttercup family, portrays a large bloom surrounding a dark center. Meaning “daughter of the wind” or “windflower” in Greek, these flowers are typically seasonal, as they thrive between the short months of August & December.
Hydrangeas:
Last but not least, we have the hydrangeas! With the unique potential to stand alone, one cluster is actually comprised of several smaller blooms which create a single, round masterpiece. With the appeal of a romantic garden, and the ease of the compilation, hydrangeas provide the perfect staple piece for every type of wedding.
