Tulips have been associated with enchantment throughout history, and quite aptly so. There was a point in time, precisely during the Dutch Golden Age, that tulips became so valuable that one bulb cost more than the annual income of most people. Today, tulips are associated with a different kind of enchantment--the enchantment of love, making it ideal for weddings.
With its name derived from the Persian word for "turban," the tulip originated from parts of Southern Europe, North Africa, and Asia. Nowadays, tulips are grown in many parts of the world--and there are over 100 species! Tulips can look good both as dominant blooms or accent flowers in bridal bouquets.
Some of the bridal bouquets in our real weddings consisted of this enchanting flower. Check out the gallery below for ideas on how to incorporate tulips into your own bridal bouquet!
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- Rose Bouquets
- Embellished Bouquets
- Pink & Purple Bouquets
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