Love for Bouquets and Floral Arrangements: 6 Essential Flower Materials Recommended for Weddings

Wedding Flowers are Cute When You Mix in "Fruits" ♡

For wedding bouquets and venue flower arrangements, a great tip for a beautiful flower coordination is to mix in "fruits" along with the flowers ♡

Round fruits serve as a stylish accent just by being mixed in with the flowers.

They are especially essential materials for natural weddings like those in overseas settings, and for the now-popular rustic and Boho weddings.

Not only in bouquets and venue flowers, but fruits are also popular as hair accessories. They create a natural yet impressive and mature bridal hairstyle ♡

Brides who will soon be meeting about their flowers should definitely familiarize themselves with "fruits."

There are Various Types of "Fruits"!

Just as there are many types of flowers, there are of course various "fruits" as well.

However, many people may find it overwhelming to even remember the names of flowers, let alone the names of fruits! When talking to florists, they often can only describe what they want somewhat vaguely, like saying "a red fruit..."

In this article, we will introduce six types of "fruits" that are popular for wedding bouquets and head table flower arrangements.

You might find out the name of that fruit you wanted to know about! ♡

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings① Hypericum

Hypericum is a representative summer fruit. Its appearance, resembling small fruits, makes it a cute material. It comes in vivid colors like red, orange, green, and pink.

Each fruit has a green "calyx" attached, which is a distinctive feature not found in other fruits.

A bright natural bouquet featuring Hypericum mixed with roses and blue star flowers. It’s stylish to see the round fruits peeking out from among the petals.

Bright red Hypericum serves as an accent for a sophisticated, darker-colored bride’s bouquet as well, creating a sharper atmosphere even with just a little bit.

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings② Pepper Berry

Pepper berries are small, round flowers that are adorable ♡ As the name suggests, they have a faint peppery aroma.

The smooth, rounded silhouette of pepper berries adds an interesting contrast when mixed with other flowers.

Pink is a popular color ♡

Adding small pepper berries to a large bouquet of peonies or roses provides just the right accent ♡

White pepper berries are also romantic and cute when combined.

Additionally, these fruits are easy to use for wedding items such as ring pillows. If you want to DIY natural items, be sure to check out pepper berries.

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings③ Bell Rose

Bell rose represents autumn. It features many rose fruits approximately 1.5 cm in size, resembling bells. Adding branches of bell rose instantly creates a sophisticated Japanese atmosphere ♡

You can tie them in small bunches or use them boldly in large branches as well.

They are recommended for those who want a modern Japanese bouquet or venue flower arrangements.

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings④ Symphoricarpos

Symphoricarpos features cute fruits that hang in clusters at the ends of branches. The white variety is also known as snowberry.

One of the charms of Symphoricarpos is how easily it complements any bouquet design ♡

Whether it's natural, romantic, or modern Japanese styles... it adds a touch of cuteness and uniqueness to your ideal bouquet.

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings⑤ Wild Rose Hips

Wild rose hips are the perfect sidekicks for arrangements or bouquets, small fruits measuring 5 to 6 mm. They start as bright green and turn red when ripe.

You’ve probably seen red wild rose hips often used as wreath materials during the Christmas season ♡

They produce numerous fruits on thin branches, making them perfect for a wild asymmetrical bouquet.

The wild rose hips popping out from the flowers enhance the stylistic flair.

Popular "Fruits" for Weddings⑥ Barzelia

Barzelia features round gray fruits. Among the fruits we’ve introduced, they're relatively large. Many might have wanted to know the name of this common gray fruit!

It’s the fruit of the popular green ivy! They are yellow-green until around autumn, then turn dark as winter approaches.

Barzelia pairs well not only with rustic bouquets but also with romantic roses and peonies.

Just adding the gray Barzelia creates a chic and slightly ennui expression.

Don’t Just Focus on Flowers; Pay Attention to "Fruits" Too ♡

We introduced six popular "fruits" that you might want to use in wedding scenes.

☑ Hypericum

☑ Pepper Berry

☑ Bell Rose

☑ Symphoricarpos

☑ Wild Rose Hips

☑ Barzelia

Which fruit do you prefer?

Use these fruits to enhance the elegance of your wedding bouquet and venue flowers, and create a wonderful floral coordination! ♡