Spring weddings just hit differently, don't they? Everything's blooming, love is in the air, and the sun has finally got its hat on. We're here to chat about our top, five flowers that are the essentials for spring.
Tulips
Ah, tulips! Could we even start this list without them? A firm favourite for springtime. They come in a huge range of colours so they can complement any colour scheme. Their sleek look gives off this effortlessly elegant vibe, making them a fantastic choice whether you're all about that modern minimalist aesthetic or you're hosting a grand, traditional affair.
Tanacetum
Next up, let's talk about the adorable tanacetum. These little guys are like the confetti of the flower world with their tiny, daisy-like blooms and bright yellow centres. They add a touch of whimsy and a dash of delicate texture to your bouquet. If you're going for a vibe that's a bit more laid-back or rustic, tanacetum is your go-to.
Nigella (Love in a Mist)
Nigella, or "Love in a Mist," come in blues, whites, pinks, and purples. Adding nigella to your bouquet brings in a layer of depth and texture that nothing else can do. It's like bringing a bit of the outdoors into your bouquet.
Anemones
If you're looking for flowers that make a statement, anemones are it. With their striking contrast of dark centers and vibrant petals in whites, pinks, reds, and purples, they're like little bursts of drama. Anemones have this way of drawing the eye and adding a pop of sophistication to your bouquet.
Hellebore
Last but definitely not least, we have hellebore, also known as the Lenten rose. These flowers are all about subtle elegance. Their large, cup-shaped blooms come in a gorgeous array of whites, greens, pinks, and purples. Hellebores add a refined touch to your bouquet, perfect for those looking for something a bit more sophisticated.
Bringing It All Together
Spring weddings are all about celebrating new beginnings, and what better way to do that than with a bouquet that's as vibrant and full of life as the season itself? Whether you lean towards the timeless elegance of tulips or the meadow-like tanacetum, there is something for everyone at springtime.
