Wholesale Bulk Coral Flowers for Weddings and Events
Not quite pink, not quite orange—coral flowers are the perfect in-between! Coral is a lovely hue of orange that adds warmth and a touch of femininity to your DIY wedding or event arrangements. The variation of coral comes in salmon, peach, coral pink, and light coral colors. Whether you want to make your blue-toned beach wedding flowers pop or you need to perk up a traditional all-white arrangement, our coral blossoms will make your vision a reality. When you shop Blooms by the Box, you get the added benefit of buying in bulk and enjoying wholesale pricing, so you can stay on budget without sacrificing quality or freshness.
Popular Types of Coral Flowers
- Roses
- Peonies
- Daisies
- Protea Pincushion
- Ranunculus
Popular Coral Flower Arrangement Styles
Our great selection of coral flowers ranges from light to dark, with some appearing slightly pinker and others more peach. This highly versatile hue works well with so many other colors, such as yellows, peaches, whites, and blues. The vibrant shade of living coral breathes inspiration into any coral palette. Are you looking for suggestions on how to arrange our coral florals? Try some of our favorite ideas:
- Country Style: Create a warm, inviting atmosphere with a Mason jar filled with loosely arranged coral peonies, peach poppies, white ranunculus, and hypericum berries. Accent the jar with lace or raffia for a final touch.
- Woodland Theme: Capture the earthy tones and natural appeal of the woods with an arrangement of orange protea pincushions, dusty miller, assorted succulents, and greenery. Arrange them in birch or woodland planters for praise-worthy centerpieces.
- Beach Feel: Capture the carefree feeling of a day at the beach with an assortment of coral roses accented with blue and white hydrangeas arranged in a blue Mason jar. Accent the tables by sprinkling some seashells around the base.
How to Care for Coral Flowers
Your coral flowers will arrive carefully wrapped inside a protective box. For best results, unbox them as quickly as possible. Fill a clean vase with approximately 4 inches of water and stir in the provided plant food. Trim at least one inch off the flower stems at a diagonal angle, preferably under running water. Place them in the prepared vase, taking care to remove any leaves that would fall below the waterline. Allow several hours for your flowers to fully rehydrate before arranging them for your event. See our How to Care for Fresh Flowers page for more detailed information.
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