A Variety of Colorful and Vibrant Flowers
| By Tweeny ~ September 23rd, 2009 ~ Flowers | 1 Comment |
Sometimes a bride may have a difficult time picking a particular color scheme because she likes lots of different colors and combinations of colors. Here are some pictures from a wedding we did this summer that featured fuchsia, orange, and yellow flowers accents of lavender and grey-blue.
The bridesmaids wore black dresses and bouquets with long flowing ribbons of sage green, fuchsia, and pewter. In the bouquets, we used fuchsia ‘luxor’ roses, yellow tulips, grey-blue thistle, orangeprotea, and “voodoo” orange roses.
We used glassy white ceramic containers for the centerpieces which really made the bright and intensely colored flowers pop. The vivid orange dahlia stood out dramatically and the yellow oncidicum orchids created an additional layer of depth, texture, and interest.
As a contrast, the bride chose to carry a mostly white bouquet with different types of ivory and white flowers in various textures with accents of small orange freesia. White flowers included peonies, large China mums, waxflower, and ‘vendela’ roses. To match the bouquet, the groom wore a boutonniere of orange freesia and white waxflower with accents of yellow oncidium orchids.
Toronto Florist
10/6/09
I love how you matched so many colours without making it look ”too much”. The flowers are beautiful, vibrant and lively.
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