What are some good flowers for a February wedding....and that are not too expensive?

Carnations, lily, and tulips, very elegant and sort of cheap and like somebody else said you can always dye the carnations to go with your wedding theme...don't do roses it's just not there season

What are some good flowers for a February wedding....and that are not too expensive?
not roses....thats when they are in season
Reply:Here's some ideas:



The following flowers are available during February:



Acacia

Agapanthus

Albiflora

Anemones

Artichokes

Birds of Paradise

Callas

Campanula

Crocosmia

Daffodils

Eryngium

Ginestra

Heather

Hyacinth

Hypericum

Kangaroo Paws

Lepto

Lilac

Misty Limonium

Muscari

Orchidiolas

Orchids

Paperwhites

Ranunculas

Sandersonia

Scabiosa

Scilla

Star of Bethlehem

Sweet William

Tulips

Veronica

Vibernum

Waxflower



Try this website for more information and ideas. (Look under Year Round Flowers)



Best Wishes!
Reply:ew, carnations. I agree, in moderation they are GREAT, but a solid bouquet of um....ugh! Unfortunatly, due to valentines, all flowers are gonna be more expensive that time of year....prices go up drastically in between valentines and mothers day, its the biggest flower time of the year! Roses are moderately priced, tulips may be ok, shasta daisies, some carnations (the mini ones are pretty cute!) alstromeria, buttons, etc are all good inexpensive as possible flowers. also, greenery is always a good way to take up space without spending a fortune and its always a pretty compliment. the ones I have named are always in season! I would defiently avoid things like calla lilies that are AT LEAST $10 per stem when not in the hot season, hydrangeas, gardenias, stepahanotis, peonies, etc....those are always expensive normally, but skyrocket that time of year!
Reply:roses and gerbera daisies
Reply:Carnations are a good buy in any month! And you can have them "tipped" or painted! For instance, let's say your wedding colors are pink and navy blue. You can have pink carnations tipped in dark blue. They fill out too, so you don't have to buy as many to have a full looking bouquet! :)



Good luck! :)
Reply:Find out what can be locally grown in your area. If the weather is too cold; consider decorating w/pointsetta. They come in various colors. Roses can be expensive and carnations are not quite "weddingish". Some spring flowers could also be forced to bloom which may not be too expensive - tulips, daffadills.
Reply:yes, i agree..carnations are the new roses for 2007-08. If you gather them together(kinda like a ball)about 5 or 7 with some seeded eucalyptus, and babybreath, they make a great centerpeice. Large ones together almost look like peonies, and they're expensive!Well, good luck!
Reply:Carnations are always nice and are cheep and come in a wide color selection. They are cheep but look pretty too!



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Above is a site that has pictures of inexpensive wedding flowers!
Reply:Don't underestimate the beauty of carnations. They are inexpensive and can be gorgeous in a bouquet or centerpiece.
Reply:Roses and orchids are year round. How about those Amaryllis plants? I had them in a long clear vase and cut in an arrangement for the seating cards. They're amazing...



How about less flowers but in a scultural arrangement, this designer Jeff Leatham drowns flowers and uses less flowers but in an interesting way. He'll take cala lillies and submerged them in water



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