Wedding Flowers

Purple wedding bouquets

Brides who want to go magical and perhaps whimsical on the big day should definitely take a look at these charming purple wedding bouquets pictured below in this article.




The purple color is definitely the most suitable one for sensual romantic weddings and brides who want to obtain a more seductive and original enchanting look. There is no better way to plan a warm, inviting and more vibrant wedding than using a bold dynamical color such as the purple is. But you should be careful though because even this gorgeous color can come in various derived shades.

You should pick the right type of purple nuance that goes well with the formality, season and venue of the wedding or with the color that matches your personality or your character and individual style. For example, if the big wedding is to be held on a beach, island or anywhere lese outdoors in the middle of the nature we advise you to use something more vibrant such as a dark purple, a plum or an aubergine purple.

On the other hand, if the big event is going to take place indoors, you can go with something softer and paler, such as a pastel lavender, violet, lilac or mauve. There are plenty types of flowers that can be found in these lovely and enchanting nuances.

The most popular ones that are nowadays incorporated in modern bridal bouquets and in wedding décor arrangements are: lilacs, sweet peas, irises, lavenders, hyacinths, pansies, gerbera daises, tulips, dahlias, hydrangeas, carnations, delphiniums, anemones, roses, calla lilies, ranunculuses, orchids, peonies, freesias or chrysanthemums. The purple color works excellent with the vibrant yellow shade, but it can also be combined with other colors or derived nuances that you like. Choose the best color scheme or theme according to the principal aspects of your wedding: venue, season, formality or style. You can also mix the purple nuance with red, peach, orange, lime green, cream, gold or silver and obtain a more elegant, classy and romantic effect.

Purple looks beautiful even when combined with white! So, if you find the purple color a little bit too overwhelming, bold or dynamical for what you have in mind, tone it down with a softer ivory, white or a beige shade. Your purple wedding bouquet can look even more attractive and sensual if you enrich it with sparkling wires, monograms, sleek satin ribbons, pearls and beadings, brooches, sequins, swags, feathers or any other glowing accessory that can make the whole flower arrangement look more glamorous. The purple color looks phenomenal and ravishing for both warm and cold season weddings so don’t you shy away from considering for a romantic classy winter time wedding for example!