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Compared to the other themes that are popular nowadays in weddings, the Gothic theme is still one of the most intriguing and unusual of all, although the number of couples who decide to adopt this theme for their wedding is constantly growing. We must admit though that a Gothic themed wedding is not something that any couple would choose for their own big event. And we say this because the type of romanticism, elegance, vibrancy and class proposed by the gothic theme can be too whimsical, weird and inappropriate for some of the couples today.
Not everybody understands the romanticism in terms of quirkiness, drama and dark colors, as well as not all couples are crazy about the sweet and juicy weddings. It all depends on the vision that each type of bride and groom can also work perfectly well for couples who are planning any other type of dark themed wedding, such as a Halloween themed wedding or a punk rock dark themed wedding. The colors used for these themes are similar in each case, where the dark reds, the blacks, the browns, purples and oranges are the ones that prevail in this context.
Besides the flowers that you must incorporate in your centerpieces, you can also use a few specific decorative elements and accessories that can fit the theme, such as pumpkins, candles, mini trees, birdcages, branches, wheat ears, sparkling wires, pearls and beadings, crystals, gemstones, rhinestones, swags, monograms or brooches.
These accessories should be used in darker colors as well in order to make the Gothic wedding flower centerpieces look even more attractive, dramatic, extravagant and sophisticated. We are going to give you a few examples of flower blooms that you can use for these types of weddings: roses, mango calla lilies, carnations, dahlias, chrysanthemums, asters, spider mums, freesias, gladiolas, hydrangeas, Billy Balls, sunflowers, gerbera daises, chamomiles, marigolds, lavenders, delphiniums, Black eyed Susan, amaryllises, gardenias or tuberoses.