Have you always dreamed of having a wedding that felt like a winter wonderland? Winter weddings are especially romantic and cozy, and the special couple has many opportunities to incorporate rich colors and warm tones.
If you’re looking for ideas for winter wedding flowers, think jewel tones, creams, blush tones, textures, metallics, and greenery. Winter is the perfect season to add textures to your wedding flowers as well. Popular flowers for a winter wedding include roses, hellebores, tulips, delphinium, amaryllis, and anemones.
Here are a few of our favorite ideas for winter wedding flowers, arrangements, and centerpieces.
Ideas For Your Winter Wedding Flowers
Go with classic red roses.
There’s no better time to incorporate red roses into your wedding decor than during a romantic winter wedding. Red roses look great with all styles and aesthetics and look particularly dramatic against a white blanket of snow.
Add in a touch of silver or gold.
The shimmer of metallic colors adds stunning texture and depth to a wedding flower color palette. Adding in silver or gold elements to your flower arrangements will make an immediate pop, whether in your bouquets or table decorations.
Use dramatic flowers and greenery.
Think about using vibrant, dramatic flowers and greenery that overflows in your bouquet. Big leafy stems not only help to fill out a bouquet, but they also offer another layer of texture and color. Consider using flowers with velvety texture, unique blooms, and rich colors.
Embrace white floral arrangements.
When thinking of winter it’s hard not to think of quintessential white fluffy snow, so why not use it as inspiration? Dramatic white flowers can be really beautiful this time of the year. Consider using big leafy greenery as well to add a natural layer into the arrangements.
Plan Your Winter Wedding at Historic Acres
Are you planning a winter wedding? Historic Acres of Hershey is beautiful year-round and offers multiple spaces that accommodate groups of varying sizes. Contact us to learn more about our availability and set up a time to come see our event spaces.