Seasonal Selections

Seasonal blooms are not only strikingly beautiful but as they are one way of being cost conscious and savvy with your wedding florals. Each flower has its own meaning which can make your bouquets and arrangements more personal and unique to you. We have gathered a selection of some our seasonal favourites and what they represent

Spring

Daffodils

Represent rebirth and new beginnings

Hyacinths

Are a symbol of peace, commitment and beauty, but also of power and pride.

Irises

Can represent faith, hope, courage, wisdom and admiration.

Tulips

Represent deep, unconditional love

Lilacs

Have different meanings for different colours. Purple lilacs symbolise the first emotions of love, while white lilacs represent youthful innocence.

Peonies

Generally symbolic of love, honor, happiness wealth, romance, and beauty

Summer

Roses

Undoubtedly the most common flower used for weddings has many meanings. For instance, the red rose symbolises romance, love, beauty, and courage. While a red rosebud (no stem) signifies beauty and purity. Yellow roses which symbolise friendship and joy, and new beginnings.

Poppies

Are the symbol of remembrance and hope for a peaceful future.

Hydrangeas

Represent gratitude, grace and beauty and their colours symbolise love, harmony and peace.

Dahlias

Symbolise beauty, commitment, and kindness.

Autumn

Orange Roses

Symbolise the want to be loved and to be an object of devotion

Sunflowers

Symbolise positivity, strength, admiration and loyalty

Winter

Calendula Flowers

are often used in wedding bouquets and decorations to symbolise passion and creativity or fertility for the new couple.

Gardenias

Symbolise everything related to pure attraction and the spiritual world with the most common meaning being trust, hope, peace, renewal, and protection.

Winter Jasmine’s

Meanings and symbolism include love, purity, feminine powers, sensuality, modesty, hospitality, community, inspiration, and spiritual ascension.