One of the most beautiful wedding flowers is the tulip. They are available in virtually any hue, with shapes from very tailored to wild and ruffly. Learn how to create pretty tulip wedding bouquets and centerpieces.
They are a timeless symbol of the spring season. There is nothing better for a spring bride to carry. Tulips remain available through much of the summer, and then starting again in January (but they are not a good choice for a fall wedding). A classic round bouquet of pink tulips would be delightful for the bride who is wearing a lace bridal gown and elegant pearl wedding jewelry. Wrap it up with a fabulous ribbon.
White or ivory tulips make beautiful flowers for an elegant wedding. They are an excellent option for a seaside wedding. A very classic look is white tulips with a streamlined silk bridal gown. Tulips look great with bouquet wraps that are very clean and crisp. Pearl buttons look terrific on the bouquet ribbon. Match sparkly or pearl accents to your bridal jewelry.
Yellow tulips are sunny and cheerful for daytime weddings. Place tulips in tall square vessels for a stylish centerpiece. Clusters of tulips are a great choice to use underwater in centerpieces. They will not fall apart when submerged. A pretty bouquet for a spring wedding would be pastel tulips tied with patterned ribbons. It would be a lovely complement to a simple wedding dress worn with pearl tin cup wedding jewelry.
The unrivaled beauty of tulips helps them create elegant wedding arrangements. Parrot tulips are exotic and eye-catching. Use them in an extravagant array in large footed vases. You will be amazed at all of the colors in which parrot colors grow – many of them in combination in a single bloom.
Tulips can also be extremely dramatic. Brides seeking blossoms so dark they are almost black will find tulips that suit their style. The true shade is a very dark aubergine that appears almost black. This would be an amazing flower choice for a gothic wedding. Mix bordeaux red blossoms with the black tulips for dramatic results. Brides who prefer a more dramatic style can use deep dark tulips with a black ribbon. Imagine all of the lovely designs you can create with tulips!
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