Blooming Love
Personalize Your Wedding with Monthly Blooms
Planning a wedding is an exciting journey, filled with decisions that reflect your personality and style. One delightful way to personalize your wedding is by incorporating your wedding month's flower into the ceremony and reception. Each month has its own unique flower, each with its own special meaning. Here’s a guide to help you understand the significance of each month's flower and how you can creatively include it in your wedding.
January: Carnation & Snowdrop
Carnation: Symbolizes love, fascination, and distinction.
Snowdrop: Represents hope and rebirth.
Ideas: Use carnations in your bridal bouquet or as boutonnieres. Snowdrops can be a delicate addition to table centerpieces.
February: Violet & Primrose
Violet: Signifies faithfulness, humility, and spiritual wisdom.
Primrose: Represents young love and eternal affection.
Ideas: Incorporate violets into your wedding invitations or cake decorations. Primroses can be used in floral arrangements for a romantic touch.
March: Daffodil & Jonquil
Daffodil: Symbolizes new beginnings and prosperity.
Jonquil: Represents desire and sympathy.
Ideas: Daffodils can brighten up your wedding venue with their cheerful yellow hue. Jonquils can be used in bouquets or as aisle decorations.
April: Daisy & Sweet Pea
Daisy: Signifies purity, innocence, and loyal love.
Sweet Pea: Represents blissful pleasure and gratitude.
Ideas: Daisies can be woven into flower crowns for a whimsical look. Sweet peas can add a fragrant touch to your floral arrangements.
May: Lily of the Valley & Hawthorn
Lily of the Valley: Symbolizes sweetness, humility, and happiness.
Hawthorn: Represents hope and supreme happiness.
Ideas: Lily of the Valley can be used in bridal bouquets for a classic and elegant look. Hawthorn can be incorporated into wreaths or garlands.
June: Rose & Honeysuckle
Rose: Signifies love, passion, and beauty.
Honeysuckle: Represents happiness and eternal love.
Ideas: Roses are a timeless choice for bouquets and centerpieces. Honeysuckle can be used in floral arches or as accents in arrangements.
July: Larkspur & Water Lily
Larkspur: Symbolizes lightness and levity.
Water Lily: Represents purity and enlightenment.
Ideas: Larkspur can add height and drama to your floral arrangements. Water lilies can be used in water features or floating centerpieces.
August: Gladiolus & Poppy
Gladiolus: Signifies strength and integrity.
Poppy: Represents imagination and eternal sleep.
Ideas: Gladiolus can be used in tall, striking arrangements. Poppies can add a vibrant pop of color to bouquets and decor.
September: Aster & Morning Glory
Aster: Symbolizes love and wisdom.
Morning Glory: Represents affection and mortality.
Ideas: Asters can be used in bouquets for a touch of elegance. Morning glories can be incorporated into garden-themed weddings.
October: Marigold & Cosmos
Marigold: Signifies passion and creativity.
Cosmos: Represents harmony and order.
Ideas: Marigolds can add a bold, warm color to your wedding decor. Cosmos can be used in bouquets for a delicate and airy feel.
November: Chrysanthemum & Peony
Chrysanthemum: Symbolizes loyalty and honesty.
Peony: Represents romance and prosperity.
Ideas: Chrysanthemums can be used in autumn-themed arrangements. Peonies are perfect for lush, romantic bouquets.
December: Narcissus & Holly
Narcissus: Signifies self-love and rebirth.
Holly: Represents happiness and optimism.
Ideas: Narcissus can be used in winter wedding bouquets. Holly can add a festive touch to your decor.
Working with Your Wedding Planner and Florist
Collaborate with your wedding planner and florist to incorporate your wedding month's flower into various aspects of your special day. Here are some tips:
Bouquets and Boutonnieres: Use the monthly flower as the focal point.
Centerpieces: Create stunning arrangements that highlight the flower's beauty.
Decor: Integrate the flower into your venue decorations, such as arches, aisle markers, and table settings.
Invitations and Stationery: Include illustrations or motifs of the flower in your wedding stationery.
By weaving the significance of your wedding month's flower into your celebration, you can create a meaningful and memorable experience for you and your guests.
When you’re ready to take the next step towards your perfect day, contact Juniper Flats. We’re here to help craft the perfect service for you and your guests. The consultation is free. Happy planning!
