It’s a total misconception that during winter all of the most beautiful flowers go into hibernation until spring, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Australia boasts a stunning array of blooms that flourish during this cosy time of year. If you’re planning a winter wedding, there is no doubt that you’ll be captivated by the breath taking cool-weather floral options available.

Here are our top picks…

The classic rose

Radiant, resplendent, and a true symbol of romance, roses are a timeless choice for any wedding, and winter is no exception. While roses are available year-round, their beauty takes on an extra allure during the winter season. Deep red, rich burgundy, and soft blush hues create an opulent atmosphere, evoking feelings of love, passion, and elegance. These versatile blooms effortlessly complement any wedding theme, from classic to contemporary, and add a touch of luxury to every arrangement. Roses can be kept in their classic, natural shape or the petals can be reflexed. This involves splaying the petals open gently to reveal a whole new look that’s very on-trend and a captivating addition to any arrangement.

Ranunculi

We are always excited for the return of the ethereal Ranunculi. These delicate blooms, with their intricate layers of petals, add a touch of whimsy to any wedding. Available in an array of colours, including soft pastels, vibrant pinks, and radiant whites, Ranunculi create stunning bouquets and centrepieces. These blooms fit beautifully into an eclectic or classic wedding style. We just love them.

Proteas

Proteas are an excellent choice to include in winter wedding florals for several compelling reasons. First and foremost, these stunning flowers possess a unique and striking appearance that adds a touch of elegance and drama to any floral arrangement. Their large, intricate blooms come in a variety of vibrant colours, such as deep reds, pinks, and purples, which beautifully complement a winter wedding colour palette.

Proteas are known for their remarkable durability and longevity, making them ideal for winter weddings when other delicate flowers may struggle to thrive in colder temperatures. They can withstand chilly conditions and maintain their freshness throughout the event, ensuring that your floral arrangements stay beautiful and vibrant.

Tulips

Tulips are one of the best-known flowers who thrive with a chill in the air. The beauty of their slender stems and graceful cup-shaped blooms is instantly recognisable. Tulips come in a crayon box of colours, choose from frosty whites and blush pinks to vibrant reds and purples. Tulips are a popular wedding flower for a reason, the perfect addition to your bouquet or table arrangement.

Sweet peas

There is nothing quite like sweet pea. Their blooms open to reveal two dainty petals in blush pink, lavender or white. The best part about sweet peas, their sweet, delicate fragrance. Sweet peas are the perfect choice for creating dreamy bridal bouquets and delicate floral crowns. Adding sweet peas to your winter wedding florals is a must! Fluttery, butterfly wing petals and a whimsical fragrance put sweet peas at the top of our list of favourite winter wedding florals.

As you embark on your wedding planning journey, don’t overlook the enchantment that winter blooms bring to your special day. From the timeless elegance of roses and ranunculi to the delicate beauty of tulips and sweet peas, winter offers a diverse range of treasures to add to your wedding flowers. Enquire now and see how we can bring your winter wedding vision to life.

As you embark on your wedding planning journey, don’t overlook the enchantment that winter blooms bring to your special day. From the timeless elegance of roses and ranunculi to the delicate beauty of tulips and sweet peas, winter offers a diverse range of floral treasures to add to your wedding. Enquire now and see how we can bring your winter wedding vision to life.

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