Purple Wedding Flowers
Why are they so popular?

Thousands of brides want purple wedding flowers on their big day.

They signify wealth, spirituality and nobility as the color purple expresses a richness beyond many other colors. Which is why royal families display their jewels on a bed of rich purple velvet.

Purple Wedding Ceremony Flowers

• Popular choices for blooms which come in varying shades of purple include tulips, crocus, pansies (all great for autumn wedding flowers), freesias, hibiscus, iris and oh so romantic the trailing wisteria.

• Purple and lilac clematis look great in summer weddings as they add an exotic touch and, as they grow profusely, you may well find some in a friend's garden to lay on your tables - saving lots of money on expensive centerpieces!

• Colors that complement purple are greens making use of the wide range of ferns and other foliage which again can reduce your flower budget.

  Or choose yellow to contrast with deep purple shades - a great choice for Christmas wedding flowers when you want everything to feel warm and cosy.

• Carnations and roses are some of the most popular wedding flower choices but it is often difficult to match colors to your exact requirements. Many brides often think their "purple" blooms look blue or dark pink but don't forget that tonal shades work well together.

Tip: Genetically modified flowers solve color matching problems! See below.

Florigene have a superb range of purple and lilac carnations in varying shades from the rich dark Moonvista™ to the pale and delicate lilac Moonaqua™.