Muscari Bouquet Ideas

Muscari flowers are a genus of between 30 to 40 species (although only 4 to 5 of these species are widely available in the market).These perennial flowers, which are commonly referred to as grape hyacinths, are members of the family hyacinthaceae.

Muscari Flower Meaning:

Deep blue hues are commonly associated with power and confidence – and so this shade of muscari may be given to someone coming into their own, or assuming a job with a lot of responsibility; while the deep purple shades can represent mystery, calm and creativity. This hue might be presented to an artistic individual – who will also be likely to truly appreciate the unique appearance of the flower itself.

Following are three beautiful bridal bouquets made exclusively out of Muscari flowers.

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You can combine the beautiful blue hues of the Muscari flowers with many other flowers to create a uniquely wonderful bouquet.

Hand-held Victorian bouquet, created by Florist Caroline Tomassi, features vendela roses, porcellana mini roses, and blue muscari scattered throughout green pittosporum accent foliage.

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Muscari surrounded by "Cool Water" roses and accented with seeded euclyptus.

A cluster of light blue hydrangea, mixed with both light and dark blue delphinium, blue muscari, and blue eryngium, also known as thistle.

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Lilac Blue Bouquet Inspiration

The arched contour of this arrangement is achieved by wiring both flowers and berries. Jewel-tone viburnum berries accentuate the fluttery lightness of the purple hybrid delphiniums and mirror their dark centers. Slender brodiaea blooms hang upside down at the edges of the bouquet. A vintage green satin ribbon covers the handle and is tied with a two-tone bow.

These plump grape-hyacinth and delicate lavender florets are dressed with a mauve silk handle; a pin adorned with a lavender glass bead secures the ribbon on top.

A traditionally shaped bouquet becomes more unexpected with a profusion of blues, including azure miniature irises, and a variety of textures. Muscari resembles small bunches of grapes; feathery scilla in the palest blue gives a sense of delicacy. The picot-edge bow reflects the flowers' wispiness.

Above images from Martha Stewart Weddings.