Why Season Matters
In-season flowers are fresher, more abundant, and significantly cheaper. Out-of-season flowers can cost 3-4x more and may not last as long. Plan your floral palette around what's naturally available.
Spring (March - May)
- Peonies — The queen of spring wedding flowers. Lush, romantic, fragrant. Book early — they sell out fast.
- Tulips — Clean, elegant, great in pastel colors. Affordable and versatile.
- Ranunculus — Delicate, layered petals. A more affordable peony alternative.
- Lilac — Fragrant clusters perfect for bouquets and table arrangements.
- Garden roses — Available starting late spring. Full, romantic blooms.
Summer (June - August)
- Roses — Peak season means best prices. Every color and size available.
- Hydrangeas — Big, full blooms that fill space beautifully. Great for budget-friendly centerpieces.
- Sunflowers — Bold and cheerful for outdoor/rustic weddings.
- Dahlias — Late summer stars with incredible shapes and colors.
- Jasmine — Fragrant white blooms, especially popular in Arab weddings.
Fall (September - November)
- Chrysanthemums — Abundant, affordable, available in rich fall colors.
- Marigolds — Warm oranges and yellows that scream autumn elegance.
- Anemones — Dramatic dark centers with white or jewel-toned petals.
- Dried flowers & pampas — Peak boho season. Our dried bloom hoop stand is made for fall.
Winter (December - February)
- Amaryllis — Dramatic red or white blooms, perfect for holiday-adjacent weddings.
- Orchids — Available year-round, but especially elegant in winter. White orchids with gold accents = luxury.
- Evergreen & pine — Aromatic, textural, and unique for winter centerpieces.
- Roses — Always available but prices spike around Valentine's Day.
Year-Round Favorites
These are always available regardless of season: roses, orchids, baby's breath, eucalyptus, carnations, and lilies.
Budget Tips
- Use greenery (eucalyptus, ferns) as filler — it's cheap and looks lush.
- Repurpose ceremony flowers as reception centerpieces.
- Silk flowers have come a long way — high-quality faux blooms look real in photos.
- Ask your florist for "florist's choice" of in-season blooms in your color palette — they'll get you the best value.
