Wedding Flowers

White dahlia wedding bouquets

For brides who are planning a classy soft and refined wedding with a natural touch and a romantic style, a white dahlia wedding bouquet can make a unique choice.




Dahlias are among the most beautiful large bloomed flowers that a bride can choose for composing a sensational natural touch wedding bouquet. All white weddings are now in big vogue, more than they ever been before and that is why so many 2010 brides are opting for white wedding flower bouquets. The white color has always been and still is the perfect color for a wedding day.

This adorable shade stands for spirituality, innocence, femininity, purity, light, truth, faith, chastity, naturalness, virginity, youth, adornment, loveliness, eternity, pure love and calmness. Although colored themed weddings and wedding flower bouquets are so spectacular and highly approached and embraced today, the white weddings remain the most suitable ones for the sake of the whole palette of symbols and significations that a wedding day stands for.

As we said before, dahlia wedding flowers represent an inspired flower selection for brides who are interested in wearing something more authentic and one of a kind. Compared to other traditional, classic or usual white wedding flowers incorporated in standard conventional wedding bouquets like roses, tulips, calla lilies or carnations, dahlia wedding flowers are capable of making the bridal bouquet a creative fabulous original bridal centerpiece or accessory.

Dahlias are different from other types of flowers that we see in every day weddings. They have frilled petals resembling striped patterns and despite the fact that they lack of any perfume, they make an adorable eye-catchy apparition at any type of wedding.

They can be found in bloomed shapes during the July and October months, so one can choose to carry a white dahlia wedding bouquet for a summer time wedding or for a fall wedding as well. Dahlias can also be found in other vibrant colors like deep reds, burgundies, oranges, pinks, creams, champagne colors, beiges, violets, yellows or purples.

A white dahlia wedding bouquet an be enriched – although it’s not really necessary since the blooms are so voluminous and large with all kinds of matching natural flowers like: roses, gerbera daises, chrysanthemums or mums, marigolds, chamomiles, narcissus, orchids, gardenias, freesias, ranunculus, anemones, peonies, eucharis lilies, nerine lilies, delphiniums, stephanotises, irises, calla lilies, tulips, carnations or hydrangeas.

The white dahlia wedding bouquet can be hand tied featuring a round shape – like nosegay, pomander or posy styles, or it can be arranged in a cascading or a crescent style for a more traditional look. One can use different jewelries or sparkle accents like wires, monograms, pearls, beads, crystals or diamonds to make the dahlias look more glamorous, shiny, eye-catchy, exquisite, brilliant and fancy.