Why Tulips?
Tulips are classic, elegant flowers that bring fresh color and simple beauty to any bouquet. They’re versatile and available in many shapes, sizes, and colors, making them perfect for everything from casual arrangements to formal bouquets.
Top Tulip Varieties for Bouquets
- Darwin Hybrid Tulips
- Features: Large, sturdy blooms with a classic cup shape.
- Why choose them: Their strong stems hold up well in bouquets, and they have a long vase life.
- Colors: Reds, yellows, oranges, pinks, and purples.
- Triumph Tulips
- Features: Medium-sized flowers with a wide range of colors.
- Why choose them: They have a good balance of durability and color variety.
- Colors: Available in nearly every shade, including bi-color.
- Parrot Tulips
- Features: Frilly, ruffled petals that look almost like feathers.
- Why choose them: For a unique, artistic bouquet with dramatic texture.
- Colors: Bright reds, yellows, greens, and purples with streaks.
- Fringed Tulips
- Features: Edges of the petals are finely fringed.
- Why choose them: Adds delicate texture and elegance.
- Colors: Soft pastels to vivid hues.
- Lily-Flowered Tulips
- Features: Pointed petals that curve outward, resembling lilies.
- Why choose them: For a sleek, modern look.
- Colors: White, pink, purple, yellow.
Best Colors for Bouquets
- Red: Classic and romantic.
- Pink: Soft, feminine, and sweet.
- Yellow: Bright and cheerful.
- White: Pure, elegant, and versatile.
- Purple: Regal and rich.
- Bi-color: Adds contrast and interest.
Tip: Mix complementary colors for vibrancy or stick to one color palette for a sophisticated look.
Tips for a Long-Lasting Tulip Bouquet
- Cut stems diagonally: This increases water absorption.
- Use clean water: Change water every 2 days.
- Remove lower leaves: Prevents rotting in the water.
- Keep cool: Tulips last longer in cooler environments.
- Add flower food: Helps extend vase life.
Styling Ideas
- Monochrome bouquet: Choose one tulip color for a sleek, modern vibe.
- Mixed seasonal bouquet: Combine tulips with other spring blooms like daffodils and hyacinths.
- Wildflower style: Mix different tulip varieties with greenery for a natural, loose bouquet.