Choose seasonal blooms for your winter wedding

I know that on a warm sunny day like to day it seems a bit mad to be talking about winter wedding flowers, but it’s a topic that I feel quite passionate about. When it comes to weddings held during December, January and February, I think it’s easy to assume that there are no flowers growing in this country, and therefore if you want wedding flowers they’re going to be imported.

I’m here to show you that it’s just not true!

And if you’re planning a spring, summer or autumn wedding, we’ve also written posts about these, just click on those links or the ones at the bottom.

With this selection of seasonal winter bouquets, I hope I can encourage some winter brides to fully embrace a truly British grown wedding when it comes to the flowers. So say no to the red and white roses, and fill your bouquets and arrangements with hellebores, anemones, catkins, narcissi, and more!

As with all naturally grown flowers, there will be seasonal and locality variations, depending on when and where you are getting married. We would always recommend choosing a flower farmer or florist who specialises in British grown flowers, and ask for their advice.

Hellebores and silver foliage

The Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Taylor & Porter Photographs)

Rosemary, narcissi and lichen covered twigs

The Flower Field (photo by Jennie Hill Photography)

Hellebores, foliage and narcissi

The Real Cut Flower Garden

Berries, paperwhites and anemones

Common Farm Flowers

Hellebores, ferns and foliage

Blue Poppy Florist

Heather, narcissi and pussy willow

Catkin

Anemones, anemones, anemones!

Green and Gorgeous

Catkins, ranunculus and early blossom

The Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Taylor & Porter Photographs)

Witch hazel, ferns, and ivy berries

The Flower Field (photo by Jennie Hill Photography)

Berries, hellebores, and purple foliage

Lock Cottage Flowers

Budding branches, berries and hellebores

Petal and Twig

Hellebores and mixed foliage

The Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Taylor & Porter Photographs)

Ferns, catkins and hellebores

Lock Cottage Flowers

Snowdrops, rosemary and narcissi

Blue Poppy Florist

Yellow narcissi, witch hazel and lichen covered twigs

The Flower Field (photo by Jennie Hill Photography)

Hellebores, ivy and mixed foliage

The Garden Gate Flower Company (photo by Taylor & Porter Photographs)

Ferns, catkins and hellebores

Wild and Wondrous

Anemones, ivy berries and paperwhites

Common Farm Flowers

Hellebores, narcissi and foliage

Lock Cottage Flowers

And don’t forget to check out all our other blog features for British Flowers Week.

Seasonal blooms for weddings all year round

Be sure to check out the other posts in this series:

Seasonal blooms for your spring wedding

Seasonal blooms for your summer wedding

Seasonal blooms for your autumn wedding

Plus our round up post here Why you should choose seasonal wedding flowers.