Red Winter Wedding Flowers

Red is one of the most fantastic colors for winter wedding flowers. It is rich, passionate, and seasonal. These are some of the most beautiful red bouquet and centerpiece ideas for winter weddings.

Not all winter weddings are the same. Some are Christmas spirit, some are inspired Valentine's, and some are just fine. Whatever your style, you'll be able to find red flowers for your vision to life. The most important is the emphasis, both in the flowers themselves.


Red roses are the ultimate expression of love and passion. They are definitely a perennial favorite for late winter weddings around Valentine's Day, but they are equally good for winter affair.
(Please note that the price of red roses will peak around February 14.) One of the most striking way of red roses to use for wedding bouquets is to make full bouquets of roses from the same variety packed in a classic round bouquet. If your wedding style is dramatic, go for deep dark red roses, or choose a real vivid red for a Christmas wedding.

Seasonal accents can be used to special red winter rose bouquets and centerpieces to make. For a wedding in december there is a clear feet urn filled with various sizes of round ornaments before being topped with an arrangement of red roses, red hypericum berries and evergreen. Keep the look sophisticated by filling the vase with red balls mixed with matte silver or moss green balls, an unexpected departure from a traditional holiday green color.

Flowers with a tropical flavor works surprisingly well in the winter. Did you know that poinsettias are actually tropical flowers? Large pots with bright red poinsettias are an easy way to fill an altar or an entrance at your wedding ceremony. Remove from the foil wrapped them in pots and place them in long black wrought iron planters for a grand effect, or in large woven baskets for a homey effect. If you prefer, you can return the poinsettia to their original pots after the wedding and donate them to your church to decorate for the holidays.

Another striking tropical flower that is popular in the winter, amaryllis, forced bulbs are. Amaryllis is a very lush beautiful flower bouquets to make. It combines wonderfully with winter vegetables and berries. You can create striking bouquets by accentuating the amaryllis with big red crystal and glass beads woven in flowers. Imagine how nice that would look like if your servants wore red crystal bridesmaid jewelry. Speaking of bridesmaids, be careful to take a look for them to create entirely monochrome. If they are wearing red dresses accented with red crystal handmade bridesmaid jewelry, their bouquets of white fur and red amaryllis, amaryllis or red with white lilies and roses.

Not all winter weddings have a holiday theme. A modern black and white chic wedding would be the perfect setting for its bright red carnations. The red, white and black palette is a high contrast and high style. Carnations, which has long had a bad rep as a "filler flower" can actually look quite amazing when used en masse to create big full balls. The carnation balls may be suspended during the dinner tables, placed in high vases, or even worn by attendants as pomanders.

There is no end to the beautiful red flowers a bride can choose her winter wedding. From tulips to calla lilies on Ranunculus, there is a red flower that are ideal for your bouquet and centerpiece designs.