Waxflowers are
characterized by multiple petal filler flowers containing contrasting throats which
open into a myriad of little blossoms. The flowers come in a variety of shades
and the most well-known ones include; white, pink or lavender. They generally
do not possess any scent but their needle patterned leaves are known to emit a
resinous fragrance when cut or damaged.
The native Western Australia shrubs boast off multiple
blooms on a stem which could perfectly fill spaces and add more volume and
diversity to wedding bouquets, gardens or even homes. The ever so soft and
slight waxy feel of the petals is the reason that these flowers are named so.
The flowers generally relish drier climates and could easily
turn out to be one of the hardiest flowers you’ve ever seen. They could very
well last for a period of about three weeks in your wedding décor and floral
arrangements and this is exactly what makes them a trending option in the
wholesale cut flower industry for weddings.
The multiple petal flowers are at their best from late
winter to early spring and could easily act as the perfect alternatives of
baby’s breath and lily of the valley blossoms in terms of the wedding décor and
floral arrangements. They work great as accent flowers and therefore are a pretty
popular choice for wedding bouquets throughout the year. One could easily use
them to fill arrangements right from bridal bouquets to centerpieces and the
best thing about these petals is that even in elaborate bouquets and
arrangements they do not lose their individual appeal and charm.
The delicate and subtle petals, lemony scent and inexpensive
prices make them a trending choice in wedding décor circles. They are also used
in wedding centerpieces, wreaths, and crowns, corsages, cake embellishments and
various other arrangements in terms of the wedding décor. You could easily combine
them with all sorts of wedding accents to add the perfect visual charm to any
combination instantly.
Are you getting married in a few months and need help in
terms of wax flowers wedding
arrangements for the big day décor? Well, here are a few ideas for your
inspiration:
The floral crowns:
Wax flowers almost look tailor-made for floral crowns. If
you’re low on a budget and absolutely cannot go for roses or peonies in crowns;
the flowers could perfectly fit the bill. The soft, subtle and waxy petals look
absolutely breathtaking in all sorts of headwear accessories and that too
complementing the bridal attire and wedding theme perfectly at the same time.
The bridal bouquets:
The flowers are pretty good options for filling spaces and thus
could be entrusted with giving more chance to your showstopper flowers to shine
in floral bouquet arrangements and that too in an affordable budget. If you are
tight on a budget and cannot afford a bouquet full of various sought-after
wedding accents; the flowers could easily serve the purpose by giving more
depth to your arrangements and then even a few statement accents would work
fine.
Centerpieces:
As previously mentioned, they are extensively flexible,
durable and hardy flowers. You could easily fill them in simple glass vases
with some greenery to make simple yet charming and beautiful centerpieces for
your reception events. Just imagine a tinted mason jar holding a few stems of
pink wax flowers and you’d be pretty amazed to even wait for results. The
flowers could even be mixed with other small flowers like tulips in terms of
centerpieces and look absolutely perfect for a rustic or country themed
wedding.
Right from pink
waxflowers to purple hues; the flower could do the perfect bidding for any
sort of wedding décor and floral arrangements.
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