Winter Wedding Decorations
Many brides agonize
over what flowers to choose for a winter wedding. The winter
wedding flower dilemma is further complicated by the fact that
many of the flowers that are traditionally used for weddings
like roses are out of season in most places in the winter and
that drives the cost of having roses up. What time of the
winter you plan on having the wedding can also affect flower
prices.
At Christmas time poinsettias will be in
high demand so using poinsettias for your winter wedding might
be out of your price range. Roses are the perfect flowers for a
Romantic Valentine’s Day wedding so have lots of pink, red, and
white roses everywhere if you can afford it. Roses during
Valentine’s Day season can be very expensive so if you need to
pinch pennies choose other white, red, and pink flowers like
freesia, carnations, lilies, or tulips. If you are on a tight
budget you might want to consider using some flowers that are
in season in the winter and so might cost less and might even
look better than flowers that are traditionally summer wedding
flowers. Here are some cheaper flower alternatives to think
about for your winter wedding: Amaryllis is a winter flower
that is usually available in red and white and is a great low
cost alternative for Valentine’s Day weddings. The Anemone is a
star like flower that is usually in season in the first part of
the winter, before January and is usually available in blue,
red, and pink or white. Daffodils are yellow, and are usually
in season from January until June.
Blue Forget-me-nots are a great choice for a
Jack Frost/Fairy theme wedding Holly is an absolute must for
Christmas weddings, and is very inexpensive during the
Christmas season. Many people don’t realize that Jasmine is a
winter flower, and Jasmine can be a wonderfully fragrant choice
to add romance to your wedding. Consider using jasmine and a
few red roses for a Valentine’s Day wedding. The Star of
Bethlehem is a lovely white winter flower that can be used as
inexpensive decoration filler. Tulips are in season from
December until the end of April and come in many different
vibrant colors like pink, white, red, purple, and other colors
that are very appropriate for winter weddings.
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