What flowers should I use for my wedding?
March 8th, 2010 | 
Author: My colors are tiffany blue chocolate brown and ivory, for my flowers I was think blue hydrangeas, ivory roses some greens and a brown ribbon any other ideas? and my wedding is in the summer
thank you 
Posted in Wedding Flowers | 
Tags: brown ribbon, chocolate brown, colors, flowers, greens, ivory roses, tiffany
I love your colors! i think that blue and ivory roses will be beautiful with brown silk ribbon with rhinestones… However adding a splash of green is a good idea!
hydrangeas are a really big, overpowering size flower. personally, I would not recommend those.
Those colors do sound lovely, and as you mentioned you can add color without using a flower (brown ribbon). How about using craft sprays or twigs? Something with a tiffany blue glitter? It would add sparkle without overpowering the roses…and could save quite a bit of $$. (not that I think that is your goal, I’m just saying, sometimes- less is more with decor)
those sound like great colors and flowers already
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hydrangea’s are great flowers. the roses sound beautiful.
best of luck!
The colors sound very pretty but I think hydrangeas are a bit to big to be used for a wedding flower. What about calalillies? They can be found in a Ivory color and you can add other colors.
I would recommend ivory calla lilies (I agree hydrangeas can be very overpowering and awfully hard to work with). You could do the blue dye daisies, blue roses, ivory roses, or ivory peonies. I like the idea of brown ribbon and some greens to pull it all together.
Here’s blue hydrangeas and calla lilies (http://weddings.theknot.com/Real-Weddings/38978/detailview.aspx?id=38978&type=3&wedding_details=Bridal+Bouquets%2cBridesmaid+Bouquets%2ccenterpieces&colors=blue)
You could just do blue hydrangeas and then add the roses into centerpieces…http://weddings.theknot.com/Real-Weddings/45705/detailview.aspx?id=45705&type=3&Colors=Blue&pageIndex=1