Choosing Wedding flowers for your special day can be a tricky task, especially when you don’t know what’s in season! So if you’re choosing to get married in December we have found the eight in season flowers for you, Fairies!
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1. Camelia
Camelias are a perfect bridal bouquet addition for a December wedding. The white Camelia flower means adoration, perfection and loveliness – three things that scream ‘ultimate wifey’!
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2. Gardenias
Gardenias are one of the more classic Wedding flowers. They are absolutely gorgeous to look at and smell divine. Gardenias are a great choice for Fairies planning a vintage-themed Wedding!
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3. Anemones
With their striking black centres, Anemones are a fave bloom among Brides. These beauties come in white, blue, red, pink and purple and we think they’re a unique floral option!
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4. Calla Lily
If there was a flower that portrays true elegance, it would be the Calla Lily. These beauties come in an array of different colours and are seriously versatile, working in everything from a classic formal Wedding to a beach-themed wedding.
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5. Parrot Tulips
Tulips symbolise ‘consuming love’ and ‘happy years’, which are the foundations of what a Marriage is all about! They come in various colours and are gorgeous in a vintage Wedding!
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6. Sweet Peas
This delicate flower is pure sweet, but chic! It has a candy-like scent and its ruffles give it a ballerina look!
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7. Carnations
Carnations are making a comeback in 2017 and we are loving it! They are subtly scented, frilly and come in every colour imaginable. They should be on every December Bride’s potential bouquet list.
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8. Amaryllis
The Amaryllis flower are perfect for a December Wedding. The come in various colours and sizes. Some amaryllis flowers have detailed lines going through their petals!
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Main image from Sara and Kye’s Wedding. Photography by Justin Aaron.
