If you look out your window during the winter, you may not see much plant life. Trees are bare, snow covers everything, and there?s hardly a flower in sight. But despite the view from your front yard, there are many beautiful flowers that bloom in cold weather?and if you?re getting married in the winter, these beauties are just perfect for your bouquet.
1. Amaryllis

The amaryllis is a flower from South Africa and the southern regions of Australia. Part of the lily family, this flower features big, triangular petals in vibrant shades of red. It?s the perfect pop of color to brighten up a home (or a wedding bouquet) in the dead of winter!
Amaryllis is most readily available in February and March, so this flower is ideal for couples tying the knot at the end of the winter season. However, if your florist can get a hold of the flower earlier, it can be a stunning and seasonal addition to your bouquet. 2. Paperwhite Narcissus

There?s something incredibly beautiful about a winter bride in her white dress, carrying a bouquet of white flowers. It?s a look that shines in its simplicity, and paperwhite narcissus can help get you there! These members of the daffodil family are available from December through February, making them an excellent choice for a winter bride.
Even if monochrome white?s not your thing, paperwhite narcissus still can be. You can also find variations of this bloom in a vibrant yellow color, adding a bright and cheery touch to your bouquet. Whichever color yo...