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Common Types of Pink Flowers
Make someone’s day extra special and sweet with a beautiful pink flower bouquet. Whether you go with just one type of pink flower, add a few fillers and greenery, or create a pink collection with several varieties, your recipient will surely know just how much you care.
There are many different types of pink flowers you can choose from. Here are a few of the most common ones used in bouquets and arrangements:
Roses
Roses are a great addition to bouquets any time of the year. These flowers offer a wide range in terms of color – available as a light pink or vibrant magenta. They can be included in bouquets for loved ones, romantic partners or friends.
Dahlias
Dahlias can range from a soft pink to a rich fuchsia. Most common in summer and fall arrangements, pink Dahlias can add a burst of color to any arrangement.
Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are most common in summer or fall – the specific bloom season can vary depending on the variety. Hydrangeas are large, rounded clusters of flowers that can be a more subtle light pink or a vivid magenta.
Peonies
Peonies are a great option for spring and summer. Peonies, with their fluffy, layered petals, are stunning in floral arrangements and gardens. These special blooms are rumored to bring good luck to newlyweds.
Tulips
Pink tulips are a sure way to evoke joy in the recipient. These flowers bloom in spring and can often be found in flower beds. They’re the perfect addition whether you’re looking for a bright pink or a more subtle shade.
Lilies
Lilies, a popular summer flower, are simply stunning. Lilies are often used as symbols of purity and devotion and can range from soft pastels to bolder magentas.
Orchids
Orchids are a unique choice of flower that is the perfect addition when you want to focus on pink in your floral arrangement.
Sweet Peas
Sweet Peas are popular in the spring and summer months and are a great option when you’re looking for a fragrant flower. Sweet peas are delicate and come in various shades of pinks.
Zinnias
Zinnias offer a unique look to any bouquet. Blooming from summer to fall, these daisy-like blooms evoke a light, happy feeling in recipients.
Carnations
Pink carnations, most common in spring and summer, represent gratitude and admiration. The ruffled look of their petals make them a popular choice to fill out an arrangement.