How to Make a Lisianthus Centerpiece for Weddings or Special Events


Lisianthus wedding centerpiece ideas
 


Texas Bluebells, Prairie Gentian, poor man’s rose and Lira de San Pedro are all different names of lisianthus flowers. The blossoms which symbolize admiration and appreciation come in a variety of shades (both single and bi-colored) and the most popular ones include; white, yellow, orange, blue, red, pink, and purple. 
Easily one of the most beautiful wedding flowers out there; lisianthus look quite similar to the likes; of roses, peonies, ranunculus and peonies. They are available throughout the year to help couples welcome their guests through gorgeous and scintillating wedding flower arrangements. The blossoms which look like a perfect cross between roses and poppies possess long stems and a glossy shine that almost make them rival roses in all sorts of wedding décor and flower arrangements. 
While the single varieties resemble poppies or tulips, the double has striking resemblance and similarities with roses and peonies. The flowers which are grown largely across Mexico and Texas could be a delightful addition to all sorts of wedding décor details and that too irrespective of the theme, color palette, style, season or even venue of the event. They could perfectly hold their own in standalone arrangements or even be mixed with the likes of roses, ranunculus and peonies for maximum effect in terms of making lovely and breathtaking wedding flower arrangements for the big day reception and ceremony.
Are you getting married in a few months and need some inspiration in terms of lisianthus wedding flower arrangements for the big day décor? Well, we have the perfect solutions for you – Here are a few lisianthus centerpiece ideas to get you started:

The eclectic centerpiece arrangement:
Use blue thistles, white lisianthus, berries, geranium leaves, darcy roses, dahlias, Queen Anne's lace, tweedia, eucalyptus pods and anemones in metals vases to create a stunning and textured effect for wedding reception tables.

  The romantic centerpiece arrangement:
Use pink lisianthus along with peonies, ranunculus and thistles and some greenery in a low centerpiece arrangement to make a perfect statement for a romantic themed wedding reception.

The purple centerpiece:
A DIY wedding centerpiece idea that uses a combination of purple roses and lisianthus flowers in glass bottles wrapped with burlap and lace create a dazzling display of elegance and beauty for reception tables of the event.

The name ‘lisianthus’ is derived from two Greek words; ‘lysis’ which means dissolution and ‘anthos’ meaning flower. The flowers are extensively not just for wedding centerpieces but even in other wedding floral arrangements right from corsages and boutonnieres to bridal bouquets and arch décor.

 Have any better ideas for lisianthus wedding centerpieces? Please share with us

Wondering where to buy white lisianthus flowers online for the wedding décor, visit: www.wholeblossoms.com


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