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Winter Bouquets and Centerpieces

mslgirl Posted:

Winter Bouquets and Centerpieces

Anyone have good pictures of winter bouquets and centerpieces? My BMs are wearing red dresses, so I was thinking maybe a mix of red and white roses with some berries.

CASJLL Posted:

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I'm not getting married in the winter, but my bridesmaids are wearing red. My flowers for my girls are red roses and white daisies with a little bit of pink wax flower and lavender frescia. My centerpieces are mainly red roses and white daisies with a variety of other flowers including the wax and frescia and gerbera daisies. maybe you could use more whites and berries instead of the lavender? use more greenery? Good luck!

EDIT: my girls dresses are apple red
mslgirl Posted:

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Sounds pretty, thanks! Do you have any pics?

CASJLL Posted:

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not yet, I'm sorry. Unfortunately I won't have pictures before your wedding. I can give you the exact details of my contract if you would like.
What does your bridesmaid dress look like?
mslgirl Posted:

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That'd be great, thanks! I couldn't get the picture to save, but it's Bill Levkoff style 315

sarahradio5 Posted:

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How about a silver sleigh with flowers in it?

Bath and Body works had a BEAUTIFUL one last year that was silver, fur lined - and you can bring them to your florist to fill with red and white flowers with green filler. That would look gorgeous for a winter wedding!
snowcat Posted:

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check out the theme weddings thread...there are a bunch of different pictures posted there.

TheFutureMrsFazio Posted:

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I'm getting married in Dec. so I'm doing a x-mas theme. I found a site online that has candelabras in all shapes sizes and colors and they're not expensive at all!!! I'm going to do those in gold with candles and red silk flowers for centerpieces and as for bo-k's I decided on a red and white poinsettas with maybe some white hydrangea in there...all put together with gold ribbon. I think for BM's I will do just three red poinsettas and gold ribbon b/c their dresses on champagne gold

ali120206 Posted:

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My bridesmaids are wearing red for my Dec wedding. They are going to be carrying vendella roses (a cream color) with burgandy callalillies mixed in.

We're using black magic roses in our centerpieces and I'll be carrying them in my bouquet as well.
jenn122397 Posted:

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my BMs are going to wear red too
my florsit suggested that the girls NOT have red bo-ks because you cant see them in pics next to the dresses but i might get two-toned roses - ill try to attach the pics
hmpena Posted:

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My bouquet was black magic roses. My MOH had vendela roses and forever young roses and the BMs had vendela roses. My cp was a wreath of black magic roses with 3 pillar candles in the center.







CASJLL Posted:

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my girls bouquet:
red roses, white daisies, lavender frescia & pink wax flower
mine: cymbidium orchid, stephanotis, white mini cala lilies, red roses, touch of pink wax flower
my centerpieces:
light pinks, deep pink, lavender, purples, red roses, white daisies, creames, gerbera, alstro daisies and others.....

Hope that helps! Granted it's in March so I might have more color than you want.
Good luck! sorry it took me so long.
DanNette Posted:

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Hey, winter bride here too! I wanted to do a mix of really dark red almost black calla lilies, roses, berries and other brighter red colors. I am also possibly doing red dress, but a merlot kind of red, my other option is black.

luvabul Posted:

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hey i might have some idea in my album check it out!

mslgirl Posted:

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Thanks for all of these great suggestions!

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