Wedding Flowers

Yellow iris wedding bouquet

Iris is one of the most sensual, sleek, mysterious, delicate, feminine, innocent, refined and stylish types of natural wedding flowers that one can pick to incorporate into a bridal bouquet.




There are many advantages of choosing an iris wedding bouquet. First of all, a wedding bouquet composed of irises and irises only is way more affordable than any other type of exotic wedding bouquet. In general a single type of flower wedding bouquets are less expensive than multi-types of flower wedding bouquets. Secondly, the irises come in very gorgeous pastel shade tones that make them an attractive choice for natural real touch wedding bouquets.

The shades that are available for irises are yellow, pure white, dark blue, light blue and purple. But besides these colors, one can also find bicolor irises that come in blue and yellow colors or in purple and yellow colors.

Among all these natural nuances that are in big demand this year, yellow irises are the most appealing, interesting, unique, enchanting, exquisite and highly rated ones. If your wedding is booked for a summer day you can go with a superb yellow irises wedding bouquet in order to complement the brightness of the summery atmosphere and landscape.

A modern bride carrying a yellow irises wedding bouquet will definitely look more eye-catchy, sensual, glittering, flirty, spectacular and delicate. Irises are famous for their refined, graceful, warm, sweet, pleasant and simple flowers that can transform any arrangement into a more inviting, sophisticated and elegant one.

Irises are the flowers that stand for spirituality, nobility, majestic, magic, sensuality, femininity, refinement, sweetness, friendship, devotement, inspiration, elegance, style, class, delicacy, warmth, affection, closer, creativity and romance. What more can one wish in a flower?

In order to make an iris wedding bouquet appear more natural and realist, as any modern bride wishes for her own bouquet, one should keep the style and the shape of the bouquet simple and clean. Irises don’t look good or attractive in elaborated, complex, detailed or structured wedding bouquets. That is why most brides who go with irises are finally choosing a hand tied round arrangement with a loose style that can put the accent on the natural beauty and charm of the flowers.

You can go with a nosegay yellow iris wedding bouquet tied and wrapped up in a coordinated black, brown, purple or green organza ribbon, or a beaded taffeta. For a more traditional rustic look you can wrap the bouquet with a string or with a simple rope. The yellow color can also be assorted with green, purple, black, pink, blue, gold, silver, gray, teal, plum or orange, depending on the theme and color palette of the whole wedding event. Irises go well with gardenias, orchids, roses, plumerias, hydrangeas, ranunculus, gladiolas, calla lilies, lisianthus or tulips.