I wanted to know if anyone had any suggestions for blue flowers (not light blue or teal, not purple/lavender) My dresses are royal blue. I was hoping to have an all-blue bouquet with either a tall stem and just 1 type of flower, or a cascading/teardrop bouquet. I have a beachy theme so the more tropical and exotic looking the better (not looking for dyed roses or carnations or anything like that)
Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it
thoes are awesome what are they?
Aug07OFCbride
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these may all be too light for you but just thought id share, some look beachy to me. all really pretty
A mix of blue hydrangea, delphinium, and white lilies
this one even has seashells mixed in
Sky blue and creamy white roses star in this bridal bouquet. Although blue roses don't exist in nature, floral suppliers dye blossoms in a range of blue hues -- from navy to pale blue.
Rising from petite bulbs in early spring, blue-purple grape hyacinths have a sweet perfume and dainty appearance. A blue ribbon handle brings out the color of the blossoms.
Grape hyacinths add 'something blue' to the white roses, tulips, bouvardia, and alstroemeria that make up this bouquet. --
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I'm using different shades of hydrangeas and they come in all different kinds of blue.
Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it
thoes are awesome what are they?
I have no idea, but i love how they look
Aug07OFCbride
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I'm using different shades of hydrangeas and they come in all different kinds of blue.
i hydrangeas. we used them for our cp. but decided no in boks bc the florist said for hot august heat they can become very limp very quickly (we had outdoor ceremony) without a watersource which can make boks heavy.
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Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it
thoes are awesome what are they?
I have no idea, but i love how they look
they look like theyre in this bok too but it doesnt say what they are. try searching around or bring pic to your florist. eta: nm these look like callas maybe
enewedding
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Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it
Does anyone know the name of these flowers?
They are beautiful
Aug07OFCbride
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blue irises
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wild monkshood
Am I the only sicko that thought these look a lot like something...
MrsInglima
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These all may be too light for you, but I just did a big search for myself and came across these pictures that you might be interested in.
I'm using different shades of hydrangeas and they come in all different kinds of blue.
i hydrangeas. we used them for our cp. but decided no in boks bc the florist said for hot august heat they can become very limp very quickly (we had outdoor ceremony) without a watersource which can make boks heavy. Agreed. Hydrangeas are beautiful. You can use them in your CP. I used them in my BoK for the BM and it was not the right thing to do . They wilted very quickily looked awful it was not even that hot. They don't fair well out of water for too long.
I did see these flowers in the city over the wknd and thought they were HOT
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hard to find blue flowers that arent the dyed roses...
I'm using different shades of hydrangeas and they come in all different kinds of blue.
i hydrangeas. we used them for our cp. but decided no in boks bc the florist said for hot august heat they can become very limp very quickly (we had outdoor ceremony) without a watersource which can make boks heavy.
Agreed. Hydrangeas are beautiful. You can use them in your CP. I used them in my BoK for the BM and it was not the right thing to do . They wilted very quickily looked awful it was not even that hot. They don't fair well out of water for too long.
lucky for me it will be January so I don't have to worry about the heat. My florist says as long as we wrap the bo'qs in something damp or put them in those plastic water things (at the bottom) then we'll be ok.
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if by chance we did do dyed flowers is there a chance it can possibly rub off at all on the dresses? that is what i'm afraid of having big blue spots or streaks on the dresses
