Romantic wedding flowers often follow the hearts and flowers of a Valentine’s Day celebration.

February of course is the time of year when we all turn our minds to roses. Generally red roses, but this month I want to look at others too. The softer shades of roses as romantic wedding flowers are white, cream, ivory and muted vintage shades, all-time bridal favourites. The rose family is huge and so well suited to the romance of a wedding.

Rose bridal bouquets are one of the most popular choices and a current trend is to carry a soft informal garden style rose bouquet.

romantic wedding flowers. cream garden style rose bouquet

When it comes to the Men’s buttonholes once again roses make the perfect buttonhole choice. Team co-ordinating buttonhole roses with foliages and additional detail from the brides bouquet or add a simple rose bud on its own to the lapel of all of the principle men in the bridal party.

Romantic wedding flowers Ivory rose buttonhole with varigated foliages and stephanotis buds

Romantic wedding flowers. Ivory rose buttonholes with foliage

Rose table decorations are such a popular choice and the great thing is that roses can be adapted to suit so many table decorations including tall vases, low urns or rings to surround candelabra. Use them on their own or combine with other flowers in your chosen colour theme.

 

Romantice wedding flowers Small ivory table urn filled with vintage pink & mauve shade roses

 

Romantic wedding flowers. Low level round classic table arrangement of cream and pink roses and varigated foliages

Romantic wedding flowers. Ring of cream and white flowers including ivory roses

Dress the napkins on the top and guest tables with a single rose. Choose to decorate them all or on alternate place settings, just for the ladies.

Romantic wedding flowers. Classic white napkin dress with a singel white rose

Entrance displays to church doorways or reception venue thresholds might include topiary trees studded with Alice in Wonderland style fresh rose detail.

Romantice wedding flowers. Spiral Topiary Trees with ivory roses

Key room decorations, or altar steps or either side of a registrar’s table may include stunning 6ft floor standing rose covered candelabra

Romantic wedding flowers. 6ft floor standing candelabra, garlanded with pink roses and gypsophlia

Finishing touches maybe added to cake designs by adding roses as a floral layer between cake tiers.

Romantic wedding flowers. 4 tier wedding cake filled with cream roses inbetween

The combination of roses and weddings is timeless. If you are thinking of incorporating fresh cut roses within your wedding flowers, there will undoubtedly be a perfect colour match what-ever colour theme you may be thinking of. To help you choose, I have put together a small sample of the most popular recently requested wedding roses:

Red Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

Romantice wedding flowers. red garden style rose

Grand Prix
Red Piano
Tamara

Orange & Peach Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

Romantic wedding flowers. Ruffled petaled orange roses

Miss piggy
Pearl Avalanche
Narranga

Purple Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

romantic wedding flowers. purple roses

Pacific blue
Memory lane
Blue curiosa

Pink Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

Romantic Wedding flowers. pink roses

Sweet avalanche
Aqua
Secret garden

Yellow & Cream Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

romantic wedding flowers. yellow roses

Illious
Spotlight
Hummer

White Roses, Romantic Wedding Flowers

Romantic wedding flowers. white roses

Avalanche
Norma Jean
Snowflake

A big thank you to the following photographers who supplied images for this article, Roses~ Romantic Wedding Flowers:

Paul Talbot / SND Photography

www.paul_talbot.com
www.sndphotography.co.uk