I am far from sure right now FH's fam thinks I should do more tropical hawaiian flowers
Ilovebriani
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I am far from sure right now FH's fam thinks I should do more tropical hawaiian flowers
well, i say you should do what you want! they are pretty! the pics i have seen are like that but with other flowers in them too. the BOK i posted does look like hydrangeas now that u posted them. i just sent Mdolph6 an FM to ask her.
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Purple Wedding Flowers Flowers with purple blooms can add a spiritual touch to your wedding.
A list of purple flowers is a good place to start when designing floral arrangements using flowers with purple blooms for your wedding day. Purple is the color of spirituality, wealth, and nobility. Colors in the purple family range from the regal, jewel tones to the earthy, eggplant shades.
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Tonal arrangements are beautiful when working with flowers with purple blooms because there are so many shades and textures available to blend. Think about a bridal bouquet with dark Iris in the center, rich Lupine as a border, and romantic Wisteria trailing over the edges. Lilacs, massed in vases or bunched as bouquets, would bring fragrance and color to a spring wedding. Using black as an accent for this type of arrangement will magnify the royal, majestic, feeling that purple wedding flowers bring to the ceremony.
Complementary colors for purple are in the maroon and green groupings. Adding these colors will soften your flowers and give them a more subtle look. Maroon will deepen the overall look of your arrangements. Think about using deep purple Gladiolas and maroon Roses for an exquisite formal bridal bouquet. Flowers with purple blooms take on a richer tones when paired with greenery like Ivy or Hosta leaves. Some purple flowers have a more velvety texture which would add to the elegance of alter arrangements and centerpieces.
Contrasting colors for purple flowers are in the yellow family. This combination will put the spot light on your flowers and highlight all that rich color. For example, for a summer wedding, blending the cool tone of Lupine and the warm color of Sunflowers will amplify each individual color while highlighting the best of the summer season. Using the more earthy tones of purple with brown yellows would be perfect for a fall wedding or a rustic outdoor celebration.
Ilovebriani
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wow, that is great! i was thinking about adding some iris somehow to my centerpieces. lilacs are pretty too! dont know what a lot of those are, lol! i will have to google image them!