Every now and then, we try to feature flowers in Friday Flowers that may be hidden gems, and today we’ll be taking a look at the beautiful pieris! A romantic and dramatic complement to whatever flower they’re used with, they remind me quite a bit of lily of the valley with their bell-shaped buds and curving, multi-budded stems. Take a look at how pieris is used in these gorgeous arrangements!
{coral amaryllis and pieris bouquet by Oak & the Owl, photo by Lane Dittoe via Wedding Chicks; peach tulip and hydrangea bouquet by Oak & the Owl, photo by Lane Dittoe via Wedding Chicks; Check out both of those links for a breakdown of all the flowers used in those bouquets!}
{peach wedding bouquet by Flowerwild, photo by Boutwell Studio via Style Me Pretty; light pink garden rose bouquet by TULIP, photo by jmalahy via Wedding Chicks (this one has a breakdown too!)}
{pieris and rose arrangement by Honey of a Thousand Flowers, photo by Heather Nan via Ruffled}
{hellebore and ranunculus bouquet photo by Weddings By Two via Martha Stewart Weddings; pieris and silver brunia arrangement by Mindy Rice, photo by Elizabeth Messina* via Style Me Pretty}
{white peony and eucalyptus bouquet by A Beautiful Day Productions, photo by Pat Moyer Photography & Rachel Moyer Studio via Wedding Chicks; ivory and blush bouquet by Petals and Hedges, photo by Adam Barnes via Wedding Chicks}
{succulent and pieris bouquet by and via JL Designs, photo by Gabriel Ryan Photographers; white dahlia and pieris bouquet by and via Gild the Lily Too}
{pieris and lamb’s ear bout by Honey of a Thousand Flowers, photo by Heather Nan via Ruffled; succulent and pieris bout by and via JL Designs, photo by Gabriel Ryan Photographers}
What do you think? Would you use pieris in your wedding florals?
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