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Dahlias for Sensational Summer Weddings

Dahlias for Sensational Summer Weddings

Vivid and Varied Colours and Styles

No matter what you choose for your wedding colour theme, if you’re having difficulty finding flowers that match, dahlias will save the day. With the exception of blue, they come in a full spectrum of colours — solids, stripes, frosted tips, gorgeous gradations and beautiful bicolour varieties. Their petal characteristics are equally varied, from abstract spirals and fluffy doubles to stunning spikes.

As a final note, dahlias carry a few symbolic meanings — but most fittingly here, they represent an everlasting commitment and bond. We hope you’ve found these tips helpful. To find out more about how our London florists can make your summer wedding beautiful, get in touch. You can also explore our London wedding flowers or event and corporate flowers pages. For more floral inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

The Chic Café-au-Lait Dahlia

If you’re looking for something a little dreamier, consider the go-to dahlia of the moment — the Café au Lait. This chic bloom looks as delicious as it sounds: a dinner plate dahlia featuring rolling ruffled petals in subtle bridal hues of dusty rose, champagne, pale pink, ivory and creamy peach with a touch of mocha. One look and it’s easy to see why London florists and brides love it for wedding designs.

For those who prefer a more upscale aesthetic, don’t discount dahlias. They display a velvety lustre and, when combined with deep rich hues, add a genuine sense of elegance to bridal bouquets and wedding arrangements.

Speaking of rich colours, the deep red-wine tones with a hint of brown found naturally in varieties such as Arabian Night are as striking as they come. Combine these with flowers in compatible shades — golden yellow works beautifully — and add shimmering gold accents for a glamorous and sophisticated wedding display.

Vivid and Varied Colours and Styles

No matter what you choose for your wedding colour theme, if you’re having difficulty finding flowers that match, dahlias will save the day. With the exception of blue, they come in a full spectrum of colours — solids, stripes, frosted tips, gorgeous gradations and beautiful bicolour varieties. Their petal characteristics are equally varied, from abstract spirals and fluffy doubles to stunning spikes.

As a final note, dahlias carry a few symbolic meanings — but most fittingly here, they represent an everlasting commitment and bond. We hope you’ve found these tips helpful. To find out more about how our London florists can make your summer wedding beautiful, get in touch. You can also explore our London wedding flowers or event and corporate flowers pages. For more floral inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

The Chic Café-au-Lait Dahlia

If you’re looking for something a little dreamier, consider the go-to dahlia of the moment — the Café au Lait. This chic bloom looks as delicious as it sounds: a dinner plate dahlia featuring rolling ruffled petals in subtle bridal hues of dusty rose, champagne, pale pink, ivory and creamy peach with a touch of mocha. One look and it’s easy to see why London florists and brides love it for wedding designs.

For those who prefer a more upscale aesthetic, don’t discount dahlias. They display a velvety lustre and, when combined with deep rich hues, add a genuine sense of elegance to bridal bouquets and wedding arrangements.

Speaking of rich colours, the deep red-wine tones with a hint of brown found naturally in varieties such as Arabian Night are as striking as they come. Combine these with flowers in compatible shades — golden yellow works beautifully — and add shimmering gold accents for a glamorous and sophisticated wedding display.

Vivid and Varied Colours and Styles

No matter what you choose for your wedding colour theme, if you’re having difficulty finding flowers that match, dahlias will save the day. With the exception of blue, they come in a full spectrum of colours — solids, stripes, frosted tips, gorgeous gradations and beautiful bicolour varieties. Their petal characteristics are equally varied, from abstract spirals and fluffy doubles to stunning spikes.

As a final note, dahlias carry a few symbolic meanings — but most fittingly here, they represent an everlasting commitment and bond. We hope you’ve found these tips helpful. To find out more about how our London florists can make your summer wedding beautiful, get in touch. You can also explore our London wedding flowers or event and corporate flowers pages. For more floral inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

Dahlia Wedding Bouquet Ideas

The beauty of dahlias speaks for itself, and the London florists at Blooming Haus would like to offer a few fresh ideas on selecting dahlias for your special day.

Unlike some flowers, dahlias pair perfectly with many wedding themes — from rustic and casual to chic, elegant and vintage. Arranged loosely in a vase they lend a cottage-garden look to outdoor wedding table arrangements. Equally, smaller varieties with a single round of petals can be tucked into a cluster of complementary flowers dotted with grasses and berries for a beautifully rustic result.

The Chic Café-au-Lait Dahlia

If you’re looking for something a little dreamier, consider the go-to dahlia of the moment — the Café au Lait. This chic bloom looks as delicious as it sounds: a dinner plate dahlia featuring rolling ruffled petals in subtle bridal hues of dusty rose, champagne, pale pink, ivory and creamy peach with a touch of mocha. One look and it’s easy to see why London florists and brides love it for wedding designs.

For those who prefer a more upscale aesthetic, don’t discount dahlias. They display a velvety lustre and, when combined with deep rich hues, add a genuine sense of elegance to bridal bouquets and wedding arrangements.

Speaking of rich colours, the deep red-wine tones with a hint of brown found naturally in varieties such as Arabian Night are as striking as they come. Combine these with flowers in compatible shades — golden yellow works beautifully — and add shimmering gold accents for a glamorous and sophisticated wedding display.

Vivid and Varied Colours and Styles

No matter what you choose for your wedding colour theme, if you’re having difficulty finding flowers that match, dahlias will save the day. With the exception of blue, they come in a full spectrum of colours — solids, stripes, frosted tips, gorgeous gradations and beautiful bicolour varieties. Their petal characteristics are equally varied, from abstract spirals and fluffy doubles to stunning spikes.

As a final note, dahlias carry a few symbolic meanings — but most fittingly here, they represent an everlasting commitment and bond. We hope you’ve found these tips helpful. To find out more about how our London florists can make your summer wedding beautiful, get in touch. You can also explore our London wedding flowers or event and corporate flowers pages. For more floral inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.
If you’re planning a mid-summer to early autumn wedding, consider dahlias — they’re in season, in style and sensational. From dainty pompoms to doubles the size of dinner plates, using dahlias for a wedding bouquet will dazzle your celebration.

Dahlia Wedding Bouquet Ideas

The beauty of dahlias speaks for itself, and the London florists at Blooming Haus would like to offer a few fresh ideas on selecting dahlias for your special day.

Unlike some flowers, dahlias pair perfectly with many wedding themes — from rustic and casual to chic, elegant and vintage. Arranged loosely in a vase they lend a cottage-garden look to outdoor wedding table arrangements. Equally, smaller varieties with a single round of petals can be tucked into a cluster of complementary flowers dotted with grasses and berries for a beautifully rustic result.

The Chic Café-au-Lait Dahlia

If you’re looking for something a little dreamier, consider the go-to dahlia of the moment — the Café au Lait. This chic bloom looks as delicious as it sounds: a dinner plate dahlia featuring rolling ruffled petals in subtle bridal hues of dusty rose, champagne, pale pink, ivory and creamy peach with a touch of mocha. One look and it’s easy to see why London florists and brides love it for wedding designs.

For those who prefer a more upscale aesthetic, don’t discount dahlias. They display a velvety lustre and, when combined with deep rich hues, add a genuine sense of elegance to bridal bouquets and wedding arrangements.

Speaking of rich colours, the deep red-wine tones with a hint of brown found naturally in varieties such as Arabian Night are as striking as they come. Combine these with flowers in compatible shades — golden yellow works beautifully — and add shimmering gold accents for a glamorous and sophisticated wedding display.

Vivid and Varied Colours and Styles

No matter what you choose for your wedding colour theme, if you’re having difficulty finding flowers that match, dahlias will save the day. With the exception of blue, they come in a full spectrum of colours — solids, stripes, frosted tips, gorgeous gradations and beautiful bicolour varieties. Their petal characteristics are equally varied, from abstract spirals and fluffy doubles to stunning spikes.

As a final note, dahlias carry a few symbolic meanings — but most fittingly here, they represent an everlasting commitment and bond. We hope you’ve found these tips helpful. To find out more about how our London florists can make your summer wedding beautiful, get in touch. You can also explore our London wedding flowers or event and corporate flowers pages. For more floral inspiration, visit our Pinterest page.

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