Spring wedding flowers

With spring flowers comes the symbolism of new beginnings. With their soft pastel hues, delicate petals, and fragrant scents, they create an enchanting atmosphere for any wedding. Choosing seasonal blooms ensures the freshest arrangements while also being more sustainable and kind to the environment.

When thinking about what kind of spring flowers you might want, there's a lot of variety of you look further afield than the traditional yellow daffodils and bright tulips.

• Double tulips provide a fluffy focal flower, often mistaken for a peony or rose.

• Narcissi come in lots of whites, creams and double varieties as an alternative to bright yellow.

• For sweet scents, try hyacinths, narcissi or stocks.

• Delicate textures can be achieved through using blossom and multi-headed flowers such as honesty and sweet rocket. These flowers look gorgeous with spring foliage and cow parsley in large urns and ceremony arrangements.

Here's some further ideas to get your thinking about what's blooming in spring.

Anemone Aquilegia Bluebells Forget-me-nots Fritillaria Geum

Honesty Lilac Iris Muscari (grape hyacinth) Narcissi (daffodils) Orlaya

Poppies Ranunculus Sweet rocket Stocks Tulips

TOP TIP - Many spring flowers such as anemones, ranunculus and narcissi have hollow stems. If they are being used in a bouquet, my top tip is to check flowers are wired to ensure they last the day and don't break.

If want to get started planning your spring wedding florals, the first step is to book a consultation direct through the website.