Wedding Flowers

Red and coral wedding bouquets

There are thousands of beautiful and unique color schemes or themes that you can choose for your bridal bouquet. When it comes to choosing the perfect color for a fall inspired wedding bouquet, the choices are even more beautiful and diverse.




The colors that are available everywhere in nature during the autumnal season can simply inspire any bride to plan a unique and timelessly romantic wedding flower bouquet. Choosing the flowers in the right colors for your bridal bouquet represents the most challenging thing that you must do.

We thought of a more vibrant and dynamical or bolder color scheme that you can use for your fall inspired wedding bouquet and that will be the red and coral theme. Coral is one of the most fashionable and desired colors used today in modern weddings, especially in those planned for a destination island or beach location.

But even for an autumnal wedding this color can work its magic and do wonders with every single arrangement it touches. When combined with red, the coral color becomes even more intense, charming, attractive, seductive, romantic and feminine. For brides who are not afraid of going bold, cheerful and more creative on the day perhaps a red and coral wedding bouquet can make the best choice. The coral color is a derived shade from the pink nuance that gets quit closer to the peach or the orange.

Perfect for beach exotic weddings, this nuance is also more than adequate for fall time weddings. Instead of choosing burnt orange, you can go with something softer and more feminine, light, chic and delicate like coral. A red and coral wedding bouquet can make a stunning apparition on any type of wedding – formal or casual, modern or traditional.

Both of these nuances are suitable for a wedding day because they are vibrant, cheerful, joyful, attractive, sexy, sensual, girlish, passionate, romantic and eye-catching. In case you fin this color scheme to be too strident or too provocative and perhaps ostentatious then you can always decide to use a third color, one that’s a bit more dramatic and sober.

To equilibrate or tone down the looks of a red and coral wedding bouquet you can incorporate a few stems of brown flowers or a few brown leaves, branches or accessories like ribbons, monograms, beadings, brooches, sequins, crystals, pearls or gemstones. In case you’re wondering what types of flowers come in coral shades, here are a few suggestions: roses, calla lilies, anemones, ranunuclus, peonies, sweet peas, orchids, hibiscus, lotus, cheery blossoms, carnations, tulips, freesias, hydrangeas, gladiolas, gerbera daises, dahlias, chrysanthemums or asters. As for the red part of the red and coral wedding bouquet things are simpler. The vast majority of the flowers available in every season come in red colors just pick your favorite ones!