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For those that used white roses

jandm Posted:

For those that used white roses

Hi Brides ... for those that used white roses in your bridal flowers, did you find that they started to wilt or turn yellowish as the night went on?

Also, did anyone use ivory roses? Is there such a thing?

Thank You!!!
waterspout4 Posted:

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I used silk. They look just as good today as they did over a year ago!!!!

Kara and Todd Posted:

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Posted by jandm

Hi Brides ... for those that used white roses in your bridal flowers, did you find that they started to wilt or turn yellowish as the night went on?

Also, did anyone use ivory roses? Is there such a thing?

Thank You!!!



There are cream colored roses. That is what I'm using.
MJDoc12 Posted:

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my BM had cream/white roses and calla's in her bo-k and it stayed all day....or at least i didn't notice any color change in her bo-k

DGoldfarb0776 Posted:

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I'm using cream roses instead of white ones

july06bride Posted:

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from what my florist told me, there are no true 'white' roses...I had cream roses along with pink and stephonitis(sp?) and it did not turn yellow

Snickers76 Posted:

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I am also using cream roses.

GabrielleandJohn Posted:

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I am using ivory roses and don't anticipate any problems

Jennie0898 Posted:

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I used cream/ivory colored roses (with a pale pink) and they were fine.

FlowerBride Posted:

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nearly all white roses are cream or ivory. there are a few pure white. the cream are much heartier than the pure white. you shouldnt have any problem with browning unless you are using extremely open roses. the roses may have a few spots here and there of brown but remember flowers are a product of nature - each and every stem is not meant to look perfect at all times - no matter what flower or color you use.

Pencils Posted:

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I'm having ivory or cream roses, they're called Vendela. I have a bunch right now, got them at BJ's. My sister saw the name at BJ's and we went back to get them. They're gorgeous, I'm glad I chose them.

july06bride Posted:

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Posted by Jennie0898

I used cream/ivory colored roses (with a pale pink) and they were fine.




this is a gorgeous photograph!
Renee615 Posted:

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The ivory/cream ones are called vendela roses. Whiter roses are akito, bianca and eskimo roses. I'm using a mix of the akito, vendella and a pale pink in my bo-k.

Cpt2007 Posted:

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Posted by july06bride


Posted by Jennie0898

I used cream/ivory colored roses (with a pale pink) and they were fine.




this is a gorgeous photograph!



I second that! amazing!
Jennie0898 Posted:

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Posted by Cpt2007


Posted by july06bride


Posted by Jennie0898

I used cream/ivory colored roses (with a pale pink) and they were fine.




this is a gorgeous photograph!



I second that! amazing!



Thanks! It's one of my favorites!!
ali120206 Posted:

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Posted by Pencils

I'm having ivory or cream roses, they're called Vendela. I have a bunch right now, got them at BJ's. My sister saw the name at BJ's and we went back to get them. They're gorgeous, I'm glad I chose them.



I used these for my BMs! Our florist brought out an entire selection of white/cream colored roses and I liked these the best.

They did not wilt or turn yellow as the night went on.



acutemark Posted:

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Posted by Jennie0898

I used cream/ivory colored roses (with a pale pink) and they were fine.




I am using the same color flowers too! They look beautiful in the pic!
FutureMrsRice Posted:

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I am using cream/ivory roses and they are called 'Timeless.' I have them in a vase right now to see how they stand up to wilting, etc... so far so good and we are on day 5!

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