Burgundy Flowers

Burgundy flowers bring deep wine-red color to a fall table, a romantic dinner, a get well wish or a memorial service. Each bouquet, centerpiece and spray here is put together by hand by a local florist near the recipient.

Burgundy feels richer and quieter than bright red. The guide below helps you choose between everyday designs and tributes for a service.

Choosing burgundy flowers

A burgundy bouquet for the table or a gift

In most of these designs, burgundy is the deep accent inside a warm mix rather than the only color. Heritage Red Bouquet is the boldest, with red roses, gerbera daisies and hypericum berries in a deep crimson that suits a romantic dinner. Linda's Lush Centerpiece blends roses, carnations and eucalyptus in autumn hues in one generous size, and Honeyed Harvest Pumpkin fills a keepsake pumpkin vase with orange button poms and daisies. September Sunrise, with roses, hydrangea and Asiatic lilies, is a softer get well choice. For more seasonal ideas, see fall flowers and gifts.

Burgundy flower arrangements for a service

Three of the seven designs are funeral tributes. Care and Compassion Spray sets vivid red blooms against bells of Ireland in a standing spray, and Tropical Tribute Spray balances bright tropical color with deeper earth tones on its own easel. Island Memories Casket Spray carries a similar warm palette, a fit for someone who loved travel, the outdoors or bold color. Deep reds are often linked with respect and enduring love, so they suit a spouse or a parent. Browse more standing sprays.

Burgundy flower questions

What do burgundy flowers symbolize?

Burgundy is often linked with deep devotion, mature love and respect, a more serious take on red. That makes it a natural fit for an anniversary, a fall dinner or a memorial. In a mixed design, the dark tone adds visual weight and makes lighter blooms stand out.

What flowers are typically burgundy?

Roses, dahlias, ranunculus, scabiosa, calla lilies, carnations, chrysanthemums and cymbidium orchids all come in burgundy or wine shades, and hypericum berries and dark foliage add the color too. Some scabiosa are so deep they look almost black. Availability shifts with the season.

What colors go well with burgundy flowers?

Blush, cream and white soften burgundy and give it contrast, while orange, gold and rust make it feel like autumn. Plenty of greenery or eucalyptus keeps it from looking heavy. For an all-red look, explore our red flowers.