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A Delicately Pink and Charming Flower [Celia Florida] ♡

While it may not be the main feature in wedding bouquets or floral arrangements, it's often used discreetly in stylish bouquets.

That flower is [Celia Florida].

With its lightly pink-tinted petals, this flower exudes a charming atmosphere, and it carries the English name "Blushing Bride" ♡

It is said that this name comes from the way the softly tinted petals of Celia Florida resemble a bride blushing.

There are about 40 varieties of the flower "Celia," and it is also famous for being used in the late Princess Diana's wedding bouquet!

(The variety is called Joey Celia.)

The flower language of "Celia Florida," introduced in this article, is "subtle longing," "charming heart," and "superior knowledge."

These meanings perfectly suit the fluffy and gentle Celia.

Celia Florida originates from South Africa. Like Protea, it is a type of flower known as a wildflower.

It has a delicate yet spiky appearance, giving off a somewhat rugged wilderness vibe, which adds to its unique charm ♡

Let's take a look at wedding bouquets featuring Celia Florida ♩

Wedding Bouquet Featuring Celia Florida ①

A wild bouquet with Celia Florida at its center.

The soft white of Celia Florida gently stands out amidst a bounty of green.

It's the perfect flower for when you want to add a touch of fluffiness to a green bouquet.

Wedding Bouquet Featuring Celia Florida ②

This bouquet mixes Celia Florida with peonies and dahlias.

Since all the flowers are softly pink, it has a sense of unity.

The rounded petals of the other flowers contrast nicely with the pointed petals of Celia Florida, which serves as an accent.

Wedding Bouquet Featuring Celia Florida ③

This bouquet is a generous arrangement of Celia Florida!

As a main flower, it is quite rare, giving a fresh impression.

It pairs well with the plump purple glass ball thistle.

Wedding Bouquet Featuring Celia Florida ④

A voluminous flower arrangement in wine red that seems like something a bride abroad would carry.

Nestled among the large flowers is white Celia Florida.

Its soft white, slightly tinged with pink, doesn’t get lost even among dark greens.

Wedding Bouquet Featuring Celia Florida ⑤

This wedding bouquet features Celia Florida in bud form.

The main flower is Protea Ice Queen.

A sophisticated wedding bouquet arranged with white wildflowers ♡

I Want to Use Celia Florida ♡

The romantic wildflower, Celia Florida, with the name "Blushing Bride."

If you aim for a sophisticated wedding bouquet, it’s a flower you would want to mix in! ♡

Celia Florida is available from May to October. Brides planning for spring, summer, or autumn weddings should definitely check it out!