The Christmas holidays are a joyful and festive season of the year. Christmas Wedding Flowers can be just as exciting as the season itself by using beautiful silk Christmas flowers in your bouquets and decorations.
The Poinsettia is the most popular Christmas flower. They can be used in bouquets or as potted plants to decorate the Ceremony and Reception areas. They come in colors of red, white, pink and sometimes blue.
The Poinsettia plant is a symbol of purity and their star shaped petals symbolize The Star of Bethlehem.
The Red rose symbolizes love and makes beautiful hand tied bouquets, especially when wrapping the stems with silver ribbons adorned with pearls. Small silver bells can be added to carry out a Silver Bells wedding theme. When carried down the aisle by a bridesmaid, their sounds add excitement and ambiance to the wedding theme.
The white Christmas rose with its pink tips also known as the Snow Rose or Winter Rose blooms only in winter.
A story about the Christmas rose is linked to the birth of Christ. A poor shepherd girl named Madelon was tending her sheep on the night Christ was born. The wise men and other shepherds were giving gifts of gold, myrrh, frankincense, fruit and honey to the Christ child. Madelon had nothing to give and began to cry. As she wept an angel passed by seeing her and stooped down brushing away snow at her feet to uncover the most beautiful Christmas rose which she presented as her gift of love for the new baby.
The Poinsettia is the most popular Christmas flower. They can be used in bouquets or as potted plants to decorate the Ceremony and Reception areas. They come in colors of red, white, pink and sometimes blue.
The Poinsettia plant is a symbol of purity and their star shaped petals symbolize The Star of Bethlehem.
The Red rose symbolizes love and makes beautiful hand tied bouquets, especially when wrapping the stems with silver ribbons adorned with pearls. Small silver bells can be added to carry out a Silver Bells wedding theme. When carried down the aisle by a bridesmaid, their sounds add excitement and ambiance to the wedding theme.
The white Christmas rose with its pink tips also known as the Snow Rose or Winter Rose blooms only in winter.
A story about the Christmas rose is linked to the birth of Christ. A poor shepherd girl named Madelon was tending her sheep on the night Christ was born. The wise men and other shepherds were giving gifts of gold, myrrh, frankincense, fruit and honey to the Christ child. Madelon had nothing to give and began to cry. As she wept an angel passed by seeing her and stooped down brushing away snow at her feet to uncover the most beautiful Christmas rose which she presented as her gift of love for the new baby.
