blue flowers

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Posted by shell1879

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

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hmm i highly doubt it, or who would use them for a wedding? its not like theyll be rubbing up against something soaking wet...id think that would be the only way. def take your concerns to the florist as well. they'll know best

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Posted by Lyssiegrl

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)

Any suggestions?

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I'm in the same predicament! My dresses are Blue Velvet from Davids' (cobalt blue) and I'm not sure what types of bouquets would look right against that deep color.

I think I finally made a decision on my own bouquet, white roses with some blue delphinium, but I don't know what to do for my sisters and bridesmaid. I don't want light blue or teal either. Hmmm... any suggestions?

Here's a pic of the bouquet I'd like for myself, with darker blue delphiniums though:

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Posted by T E R I

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Posted by shell1879

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Posted by T E R I

Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it

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thoes are awesome what are they?

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I have no idea, but i love how they look

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They are dendrobian(sp)Orchids and they are not naturally that color. THey are naturally white or green.

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Posted by enewedding

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Posted by T E R I

Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it

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Does anyone know the name of these flowers?

They are beautiful

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THOSE ARE Dendrobin orchids

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Posted by T E R I

Someone had posted this picture a while ago and i had saved it

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if you google 'Blue orchids' these come up but I found one site that said they are orchid dendrobiums and that the orchid stems were likely soaked in bluish-purple water after they were cut.