3 Benefits of Flowers for Making Your Wedding Day Extra Special

When it comes to celebrating love, flowers are always part of the equation. No Valentine’s day, anniversary or engagement should go without them, so it only makes sense that they have the spotlight at weddings as well. Just as the bride’s wedding gown inspires gasps of fascination, so should wedding flower arrangements. Available in all kinds of colours and shapes, there’s no limit to what can be done with flowers. Here are just some of the most important ways they can benefit your big day!

Centrepieces for the Tables

As guests sit down at their tables, the first thing they’ll notice is the centrepieces. Without a doubt, using flowers as centrepieces is a tried-and-tested way to leave a positive impression on your guests and enhance the romantic mood throughout the venue. Taupe roses, ivory tuberoses, irises or some other delicate blooms can come together to add delicate softness and colour to your tables. On the other hand, if you want to add drama, you can opt for a tall wedding vase with a variety of flowers cascading from it. For an interesting effect, try placing a clear wedding vase with the flowers of your choice atop a mirror and surround it with cute votive candles.

Entryway Arrangements

If you want to impress your guests upon arrival, try decorating a welcoming entryway with the help of flowers. You can do so in a variety of ways. Are there steps or a porch leading up to the reception venue? Why not sprinkle some rose petals around them or surround the handrails with some vines? This will truly spark a fairytale mood. If you want to clearly define your entryway in a large way, you can also place an arbour decorated in colourful flowers. I’m sure a colourful, floral entryway will become guests’ favourite spot for wedding photos.

Bridal Bouquet

A bridal bouquet carried on your wedding day can bear a fragrance that soothes you as you’re walking down the aisle and convey a unique message in the language of flowers. Tulips, roses and sweet pea flowers are especially fragrant. When brought together by a piece of yarn, they can also complement a vintage theme perfectly. Other ideas for vintage bouquets is to include an antique broach or a lace strip. For a more modern wedding, consider arranging the bouquet in the famous Biedermeier style. Sticking to classic colours such as white or red is another trademark of modern bouquets.