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If you are having a winter wedding, you’ll want to make sure that the flowers that you choose are in season. According to wedding expert Nina Callaway, here is a breakdown of flowers, by color, that will be the freshest and healthiest looking in a winter bouquet.
Blue Winter Wedding Flowers
Blue Anemone
Forget-Me-Nots
Photo by mwri
More blue wedding flowers here
Green Winter Wedding Flowers
Bells of Ireland (available Jaunary from October only)
Holly (red berries with green leaves)
Photo by mike@bensalem
Additional green bridal bouquets here
Lavender Winter Wedding Flowers
Lavendar Sweet Pea
Photo by tanakawho
Lavendar Cosmos
Photo by MShade
Orange Winter Wedding Flowers
Ranunculus
Photo by tanakawho
Tulip (December to April)
Photo by foshie
Cosmos
Photo by MShades
Pink Winter Wedding Flowers
Pink Anemone
Photo by tanakawho
Pink Camellia
Photo by jimd2007
Pink Cosmos
Photo by tanakawho
Stargazer Lily (from January to October only)
Photo by steakpinball
Sweetpea
Photo by tanakawho
Pink Tulip (December to April)
Photo by LaserGuided
Later this week, we’ll have part two of this series.
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