Stop giggling. While admittedly it has a bit of a silly name, cockscomb is quite a fantastic flower! Cockscomb is what it would look like if coral was made of velvet. Twisty and fuzzy, cockscomb will without a doubt add interest and personality to whatever arrangement it is added whether tucked in and almost hidden with other flowers, or as a featured bloom!
{cockscomb stems and bouquet by Honey of a Thousand Flowers, photos by Heather Nan via Ruffled}
{red and white bouquets photo by Jessica Claire via Green Wedding Shoes}
{fuchsia orchid and cockscomb centerpiece by Denise Fasanello, photo by Tory Williams via Brooklyn Bride; rose and cockscomb bouquet by Evantine Design, photo by Marie Labbancz Photography via Style Me Pretty}
{Dramatic red florals by Julie Stevens Designs, photos by Red Gallery Photography from this Napa Winery Wedding}
{summer flowers bouquet by LynnVale Studios, photo by Kate Headley via Southern Living; purple wedding bouquet by Elegant Event Decorations and Catering, photo by Ashley Rose Photography via Wedding Chicks}
{cool blue and green wedding bouquet by Kio Kreations via Wedding Window}
{colorful eclectic bouquet by A Modern Garden, photos by Carla Ten Eyck Photography via Style Me Pretty}
Definitely not a tradition flower by any means, but do you think you’d use cockscomb in your wedding flowers?