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Spring is such a lovely time of the year to get married - the blossom is in full bloom, there's warmth in the air and everything feels fresh and new. If you're getting married over the next few weeks or months, then you're SO lucky as the flowers available to you are so pretty! We've asked our recommended florists, who you'll find on our List, to send us some of their most gorgeous Spring wedding arrangements, so you can really get an idea of how this season lends itself to weddings. Enjoy beautiful ones and if you're getting married soon we'd love to hear from you. What flowers are you having? What colour palette have you gone for? Do let us know!
I've loved putting this post together - florists never fail to amazing me with their skills and vision, and come to think of it, nor does Mother Nature. If you're on the lookout for an amazing florist who can bring your wedding dreams to life, then make sure you visit our List where you'll find some of the country's very, very best.
{Classic Spring Palette - Daffodils & Tulips}
The archetypal vision of Spring. Cheery yellows, sumptuous purples and hot pinks. Isn't nature clever to deliver all this colour following the greyness that is February?! We love this palette for a wedding as it's so vibrant and eye catching, perfect for days when you can't guarantee the weather. Even April showers can't make you miserable when these beauties are adorning your tables!
{Embracing The Bounty - Foliage & Flowers}
Just like Autumn, I think Spring warrants it's own harvest too. There's an abundance of foliage, new flowers and blossom, so why not go oversized on your bouquets and arrangements? Put flowers EVERYWHERE - in drawers, on stairways, all over your tables, in your hair. There's a time and a place for minimalism - your wedding day is not it.
{Softer Shades - The Delicacy Of Blossom}
Although the blooms may be in abundance and brighter tones seem to be everywhere, there's still a softness to Spring that you'll find in the cherry blossom, ballet pink ranunculus and frilly pale yellow narcissus. If a more muted palette is for you, then opt for these blooms. Combine with hand died silk ribbons and you're on to a winning combination.
{A Spring Sunset - Peaches, Pinks & Corals}
The Spring is the start of the nights drawing out for the summer and that means beautiful sunsets are on their way. Embrace the tones of pinky red skies in your flowers and you'll be rewarded with a stunning display. We love bold parrot tulips paired with the first of the summers roses.
I've loved putting this post together - florists never fail to amazing me with their skills and vision, and come to think of it, nor does Mother Nature. If you're on the lookout for an amazing florist who can bring your wedding dreams to life, then make sure you visit our List where you'll find some of the country's very, very best. 
Written by Fern Godfrey
Florists:
The List | Photographers:
She Who Eats
| Fazackarley
| Julia & You
| Weddings by Esther
| M&J Photography
| Chris Barber
| Katie Elizabeth
| Melissa Beattie
| Libby Christensen
| Taylor & Porter
| Amy Shore
| Valorie Darling
| Anushe Low
| Ria Mishaal
| Claudine Hartzel
| Dreamy Whites
| Jada Poon
| Philippa Sian Photography
