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Winter Wedding Flowers, Foliages & Accessories

White Winter Wedding CenterpieceWhen most people think of a wedding bouquet, they instantly think of red roses or brightly colored flowers bunched together. You might even think of white lilies or callas. But what about a winter wedding? What flowers come to your mind? Sure, with today’s technology, most flowers are available year-round, but if you’re planning a wedding for the winter, why not add a touch of the season (as well as traditions) to your wedding decor?

Winter Wedding Flowers

  • Agapanthus – firework-like flower available in a wide range of colors.
  • Amaryllis – very large, winter-blooming flower.
  • Anemone – unique flower with dark center disks.
  • Brunia – ball-like flower; beautiful in silver.
  • Calla Lily – elegant flower available in almost any color.
  • Carnation – the new variations of carnations are absolutely beautiful.
  • Dahlia – available in many sizes and colors.
  • Eryngium – also known as Sea Holly, is a blue, star-like flower.
  • Freesia – heavenly fragrance and wide range of colors.
  • Hyacinth – highly fragrant; symbol of spring.
  • Hydrangea – very large flowers full of texture; available in many color variations.
  • Kale – beautiful with flowers, this out-of-the-garden bloom is available in purple, white and green.
  • Lily – traditional wedding flower; available in many colors.
  • Narcissus – beautiful spring flower, means luck.
  • Star of Bethlehem – beautiful flower with unique spike at the tip.
  • Waxflower – small, unique flower adds texture to any arrangement.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to flowers available in the winter. Your local florist will be able to help you choose the perfect flowers for the style and theme of your wedding.Winter Wedding Bouquet by Country Daisy Florist, Farmington NH

Winter Wedding Bouquet Foliage

  • Pine – long needle-like evergreen.
  • Fir – short, evergreen needles; sparks memories of holidays past.
  • Lambs Ear – fuzzy, white leaves remind one of a lamb’s ear.
  • Dusty Miller – all-white foliage is perfect for winter weddings.
  • Eucalyptus – white-ish, blue foliage with a wonderful fragrance.
  • Juniper – another evergreen foliage great for floral design.

Winter Wedding Bouquet Accessories

  • Cotton bolls – use just the bolls to represent post-harvest time. Perfect for a rustic winter wedding.
  • Holly berries – very red berry with a traditional, Christmas look.
  • Hypericum berries – another popular type of berry.
  • Faux Fur – use white fir as a bouquet wrap, or some other creative way. Reminds one of cozy winter coats.
  • Feathers – in as many styles and colors as flowers, use feathers to add interest!
  • Twigs & branches – like the bare trees in the winter. Great for a natural theme.
  • Pine cones – especially if you are using evergreen foliages, pine cones make a beautiful addition.
  • Silver-mesh leaves – beautiful synthetic leaves are made of silver and completely clear.
  • Viburnum berries – a blackish-purple berry to add to your winter bouquet mix.
  • Velvet – in many colors, this fabric would be ideal for a stem wrap for your bouquet.
  • Wool – cozy and warm, wool is a beautiful texture in the winter season.

If you’re winter wedding is coming up fast, bookmark this page for great ideas for your wedding bouquet! And always always always use a local florist when you buy flowers!

Winter wedding bouquet pictured was designed by Country Daisy Florist, Farmington NH

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