How to choose the natural flowers in the bouquet according to the months of the year?

Much more than a mere detail among the wedding preparations, the bridal bouquet it is an accessory full of symbology, capable of completely transforming the look the moment the star of the ceremony carries it. Is that, in addition to making a beautiful difference in the photos, it can break the sobriety of a more discreet dress, divert attention from the most daring outfits, serve as a point of vibrant color in the look, or even match the tone of the bride’s dress (who knows, even with the decor).

While some women opt for different bouquets, with artificial and personalized materials, others insist on using only natural flowers in the composition. If you are one of them, it is worth considering some points before investing in your in natura combination, as some species are easier than others to find in certain seasons of the year.

Clovis Souzafounder of Giuliana Flores, explains that roses, for example, can be used throughout the year, but it is in summer, because they like sun and heat more, that they are seen and sold more easily. Some plants, such as cyclamen, orchids, azaleas, carnations, begonias and lilies, in turn, are more resistant to low temperatures, working well for weddings held during autumn / winter. In addition to roses, Japanese beijinho, chrysanthemum, lavender and petunia can be other beautiful options for your spring-summer bouquet.

When the subject is a trend, Clóvis highlights the peony, which after being quite successful in the gringa, among American and European brides, now lands here. Another sure bet is to mix different types of flowers in the same bouquet: “The bride can feel free to put together an arrangement with orchids, roses, hydrangeas, eucalyptus leaves, among other items”, suggests the expert.

Are you having a classic ceremony? Roses or orchids serve the proposal. Now, if your fairy tale will be set on a beach, the ideal is to bet on wild flowers or other more exotic ones. With the help of Clovis, we prepared a seasonal calendar, which combines the month of the year and the corresponding flowers. May, October and December are the champions in terms of variety. Check it out below:

January

Anthurium, aster, snapdragon, caspia, carnation and lisianthus🇧🇷

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February

Angelica, aster, caspia, gladiolus and Orchid🇧🇷

March

angelica, catleia, carnation, gypsophila (or “little mosquito”), daisyaster, poppy and petunia;

April

camellia, angelica, gypsophila (or mosquito)daisy, gladiolus and strelitzia;

May

Azalea, camellia, chrysanthemum, gypsophila (mosquito), daisy, gladiolus, aster, carnation, carnation, tuliporchid, cymbidium, rose and tango;

June

angelica, orchid, cymbidiumstrelitzia and tulip;

July

angelica, orchid, cymbidium, gouge and tulip;

August

Glass of milk, sunflowerwallflower, iris and tulip;

September

Glass of milk, staticfreesia, sunflower, goivo, iris, orchid, oncidium and tulip;

October

Azucena, begonia, gardeniadaisy, forget-me-not, evergreen, calla lily, sunflower, white lily, tulip, agapanthus, aster, ecstatic, freesia, gladiolus, snapdragon and tango;

November

Anthurium, aster, caspia, calla lily, gardenia, hydrangeadahlia, white lily, daisy, verbena and snapdragon;

December

Lily, daisy, forget-me-not, poppy, petunia, evergreen, verbena, chrysanthemum, dahlia, gerberagypsophila (mosquito), sunflower and lisianthus.

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Golden tip:

Choose one natural flower bouquet is to be aware that it is much more fragile than the artificial ones. We don’t even need to say that all care is little, right? For this reason, Clóvis clarifies that the accessory can only be removed a few hours before the wedding, in order to prevent it from being damaged and to ensure that it lasts until the end of the party. If you don’t want to throw the natural bouquet to the guests, it’s worth using a simpler one, made especially for that moment.