Wedding Flowers in Cyprus: What to Know for Your 2025 Celebration
Embrace Local & Seasonal Blooms
As we suggested in an earlier article, one budget-friendly and charming idea is to visit local florists or garden centres and pick up potted plants or fresh bunches on arrival. While you won’t know in advance exactly what’s available, this approach suits couples who love a natural, rustic, or eclectic aesthetic. Here’s a guide to flowers commonly found in Cyprus—many growing wild across the island. These can be used in everything from bouquets and buttonholes to centre-pieces and ceremony arches:Springtime Beauties
Anemones – Delicate and dreamy in pink, lilac, red, and white. Perfect for whimsical, romantic vibes.
Tulips & Narcissus – Classic and elegant, easily sourced in early spring.
Almond & Fruit Tree Blossom – Adds soft colour and natural beauty to early-season weddings.
Wild Gladioli – Available in soft pinks and purples—stunning in centre-pieces.
Cornflowers or Love in a mist – delicate blooms available in shades of blue, pink, and purple.
Mediterranean Staples
Cyclamen – Available in red, pink, and white, great for simple arrangements.
Hibiscus – Bold and exotic, ideal for dramatic impact.
Plumbago & Frangipani – Subtle blue hues and waxy textures that suit beach or garden weddings.
Osteospermum – White or mauve with striking purple centres.
Bold & Exotic
Bird of Paradise – Vibrant orange with hints of purple, perfect for tropical or destination-style weddings (best in early autumn).
Orchids – Sleek and sophisticated, available in a range of colours.
Allium – Adds architectural interest; just be mindful of their scent!
Gazania – Bright yellow and orange with dramatic centres, full of sunshine vibes.
Wedding Classics
Roses – A timeless favourite, available year-round in Cyprus.
Calla & Oriental Lilies – Striking and elegant in white or bold hues.
Stephanotis – Waxy white flowers with a divine fragrance, perfect for bouquets.
Lavender – Beautiful for scent, table styling, or as natural confetti.
Foliage & Natural Accents
Olive Sprigs – Authentic, simple, and deeply rooted in Cypriot culture.
Eucalyptus leaves- dusty green/blue and fresh smelling
Citrus Blossoms – Sweet-smelling and symbolic, especially in spring weddings.
Poinsettias – Ideal for late-autumn weddings, in classic red or soft pinks and whites.
Final Tips for 2025 Couples
Pro Tip: Ask your florist about seasonal options and locally sourced flowers to keep things budget-friendly and sustainable. And don’t be afraid to mix florals with foliage, herbs, or potted plants to reflect the natural charm of Cyprus. Whether you want something boho and wild, sleek, and minimal, or vibrant and tropical, Cyprus offers a flower-filled canvas for your dream day.
