An arrangement idea with blooms that can fair the heat?

Consider using flowers that can handle the heat in your arrangement. Flowers that won't wilt in the heat are shown here, including heat-resistant Dahlias, Proteas, Orchids, and Mini Calla Lilies. If you're having a summer wedding, think about using tropical flowers as your centerpieces. The waxy blossoms of tropical flowers make them perfect for droopy, heat-resistant bouquets.

Consider it this way: the more fragile the bloom, the greater the amount of rehydration it will demand and the care it will necessitate in the heat. Peonies and hydrangeas are two examples of such blooms.

 

We always suggest storing your flowers in water before and after your big event to keep them fresh. Beautiful flower selections for heat-resistant bridal decorations and bouquets are easy to find when you know where to look.

 

Tropical Flower Bouquets

 

Flower Arrangement Made of Heat-Resistant Tropicals Flower Bouquet that Survives in the Heat Photographs by florists Westhoughton (top) and floral for wedding (bottom).

 

With their inherent resistance to intense heat, tropical blossoms are an excellent choice for an outdoor wedding if you're concerned about your floral for wedding day.

 

If you're looking for color, think about pairing flowers like Calla and lilies with greenery like Sword Fern or Tepee, or even Anthurium and orchids.

 

What a Beautiful Display of Sunflowers!

Despite their heat resistance, sunflowers are an eye-catching focal point. They're popular for summer and early autumn cut flowers because of their big blooms and vibrant hues. You can almost hear them exclaim, "Happiness!" Simply said, it's the ideal flower for a laid-back summer Boho, Vintage, or Contemporary-styled wedding celebration.

 

Bouquet of Sunflowers

 

Are you looking for a colorful and resilient flower collection? Choose flowers like dahlias, lilies, chrysanthemums, carnations, roses, and greenery. Alstroemerias come in a variety of hues and make fantastic colorful filler flowers. Don't forget about them. They're fragile, yet sturdy.

 

Flowers like chrysanthemums, which are tough as nails and come in a wide range of colors and sizes, are among the most popular flower arrangements. Floral arrangements in the contemporary or garden style may be made with huge flowers like football mums or little pompon buttons and fanciful daisies.

 

You may use succulents as cake toppers and centerpieces with a fashionable edge since they can survive harsh temperatures.

 

A mixed bunch of flowers

 

And, of course, carnations are a great choice! There is a common misconception that carnations are inexpensive, so don't be misled! When it comes to meaning, carnations are spot on. We like this ruffled, clove-scented, cost-effective flower. In addition to adding volume to all of your flower arrangements, this hardy, long-lasting bloom is heat resistant.

The bouquet of a bride with pink and white flowers

 

While certain flowers won't thrive well in the summer heat, this does not mean you have to compromise too much on your wedding bouquet. Place water tubes at the ends of the flower stems buried in the bouquet to prevent wilting. Then, use any of the options we've given to create a unique and colorful arrangement that fits your preferences.

 

Conclusion

Is there anything you'd want to know about making your own flowers? Any advice for other brides? Then do get in touch with us! Visit our website for more lessons and useful posts. Looking to tie the knot in June? Here are some pointers!