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Seasonal Blooms | Floral Stems + Pairings

Ever wonder what flowers are in season in spring? Fall? Whatever season you’re getting married in, it’s helpful to know exactly which blooms are available at that time. We’ve seen time and time again when a couple has their hearts set on peonies, but their wedding date is in the fall when these special stems aren’t available. That’s why we’ve rounded up our favorite seasonal flowers and polled some of our favorite local wedding florists on what other flowers and colors would best complement these seasonal blooms. Read on!

Seasonal Blooms | Floral Stems + Pairings

FALL FAVE: Cappuccino Garden Roses

Vella Nest Floral

What other colors of flowers do garden roses pair well with?

They pair well with bush, cream, burgundy, peach and greens.

What do you love about this bloom?

The lovely burgundy ombre’ in the petals!

What month is this bloom easily accessible?

This blooms is available all year.

What colors does the cappuccino garden rose come in?

Only in a dusty mauve.

Photo: Kate Pease Photography // Also pictured: Southern Enchantment, Emerson Venue, Elizabeth Lee Bridal Boutique

 

SPRINGTIME SPLENDOR: Mother’s Choice Peonies

Blushington Blooms

What other flowers do Mother’s Choice peonies pair well with?

Mother’s Choice peonies pair well with ranunculus and white majolica spray roses, but it really looks great with any colors and flowers, which is why it’s one of our favorites!

What do you love about this bloom?

We love that it is the perfect neutral focal flower. Many white flowers have a yellow or green undertone, but the Mother’s Choice peonies have a very subtle blush undertone which is what most of our brides prefer! This bloom can look white or blush depending on the other blooms you pair it with.

What month is this bloom easily accessible?

Mother’s Choice Peonies are beautiful in spring!

What colors does this bloom come in?

This bloom is a beautiful barely blush when the blooms are more closed and look more white when they bloom fully open.

Photo: Julia Sharapova Photography // Also pictured: Alexa Kay Events, The Olana

 


Now that you’re more in-the-know on what blooms are right for your wedding season, take a look at our full list of wedding florists to find the right fit for your celebration!