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Whatever the season of your wedding, you’ll want to make sure that the flowers you choose are in season. According to wedding expert Nina Callaway from About.com, here is a break down of the flowers by colors that will be the freshest and healthiest looking in a spring bouquet.
Blue
Delphinium (in season from April to October)
Photo by eisenbergalex
(More blue wedding flowers here)
Green
Bells of Ireland (available from January to October)
Lavender
Sweetpea (from December to May – pictured below)
Orange
Ranunculus (in season from December to April)
Photo by tanakawho
Pink
Boronia (available from April to May)
Hyacinth
Photo by KitAy
Peony (in season in June only)
Photo by geishaboy500
Ranaunculus (available from February to May)
Photo by tanakawho
Stargazer Lily (in season from January to October)
Sweetpea (in season from December to April)
Photo by tanakawho
Purple
Hyacinth
Photo by ms. Tea
Lilacs
Photo by HAM guy
Sweetpea (in season from December to April)
Wax flower
Photo by Dale Gillard
Red
Ranunculus (available from February to May)
White
Casa Blanca Lily (available from January to October)
Delphinium (available from April to October)
Photo by wonderferret
Hyacinth (pictured above)
Lilacs
Photo by Mrs. Gemstone
Narcissus
Photo by jam343
Peony (month of June only)
Photo by tanakawho
Ranunculus (available from February to May)
Photo by tanakawho
Stargazer Lily (in season from January to October)
Photo by audreyjim529
Sweet pea (from December to May, pictured above)
Yellow
Daffodil (in season from January to Early May)
Photo by photogirl7
Ranunculus (available from February to May)
Tulip (in season from December to April)
Photo by jetheriot
As you can see the color combinations for a spring bouquet are endless. For a truly sunny spring themed bouquet, try making one up with green Bells of Ireland, yellow daffodils and white peonies.
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2 Responses to “The best spring wedding flowers”
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i must say this collection of what i call flurs are spectacular on the eyes and of utmost vivid on my mind. i cannot express enough how much just processed thru my mind. the colors the shapes shades, heights, differences in every flaw that turns to beauty. i think I’m becoming a sucker for natures more promnant sacers.
By Mr.Daisy on Jun 6, 2008
I’m a florist and I thought I’d let you and the public know that bells of Ireland, delphinium, stargazer lilies, and waxflower are all available all year round.
By Elly on Feb 25, 2009