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Pretty Color Combinations for Wedding Flowers

Have you been trying to figure out what's a good combinations of flowers for your colors? Here's the artical for you.

The most popular colored bridesmaid dress for summer is sage/mint/kiwi. The best color combination would be light green cymbidium orchids, pale pink roses, bright pink roses, green hypericum or hydrangea, pink stock or other filler flower and your bouquet would look fabulous! If you would like to add some sparkle then visit bouquetjewels.com for some ideas. Another flower combination that brides are currently using are colors along the light green, coral, peach, and red theme. Flowers would be coral roses, peach roses, small red roses, red hypericum, green hypericum, light green cymbidium orchids, yellow button mums, and other quality fillers.

For red bridesmaid dresses: The second most used color. There are a variety of options. Most recent brides have opted for a bouquet of all red roses. To be a little creative, ask your florist to use different types of red roses. An all rose bouquet shows classic elegance. Perhaps ask your florist to pin in your initials on the handle of your bouquet to add an extra special touch. If you are planning on red roses, then you have picked the least expensive rose color (Except for holidays such as Valentines Day). Shop around for the best price without losing quality for a florist. Other choices for red bridesmaid dresses: pink and red; orange, yellow, and red; coral, red, and white; peach, white, light green, and red; purple and red; purple, plum, and red; burgundy, plum, purple, and red; lavender and red; jewel tones such as orange, purple, red, and green.

For navy blue bridesmaid dresses: the third most popular color for bridesmaids. Most brides are choosing to use multi-colored bouquets instead of going with blue flowers to save on costs and to add more color. The best combination in my opinion would be purple, pink, and mint green with a little orange or coral color. Bright, bold colors show up very good for photos. If you do want to stick with blue then there are 2 main blue flowers: hydrangea and delphinium. Blue roses are dyed, and cost a lot. A nice contrasting bouquet would be orange, peach, white, and blue colors. Some brides are chosing light hydrangea with cream roses for their bridesmaids bouquets.

For purple colored bridesmaid dresses: The fourth most popular choice for bridesmaid dresses. There are so many combinations for purple, that I think I will just focus on the best combinations for photos. Light plum/lavender, deep purples, and reds are very nice colors to have together. Or red, orange, purple, and a splash of light green are very nice together. When you use a larger color pallete then your florist can suggest some creative (multi-colored) flowers to blend in the colors nicely together. It's always nice to have something new/different for the bouquets. Because, a wedding should happen only once in a lifetime. Weddings are very special.

For pool/teal colored bridesmaid dresses: Try going for all cream colors with greens. If you want to add some teal colored flowers then the main flower is teal hydrangea (and they're dyed, which adds a lot to the price). Or use pretty pink and white flowers with a touch of light green. You can opt for the light blue hydrangeas as well, but the shade of blue is not that close to pool/teal, but the bouquets would look pretty.

For pretty pink colored bridesmaid dresses: There are so many color combinations like: pink, hot pink, white; pink, hot pink, light green; pink purple, and lavender; pink, light pink, dark pink; yellow, pink, and white. The list goes on and on. The prettiest combination, in my opinion, would be the pink, hot pink, light pink, and light green combination by using light green cymbidium orchids, pink dendrobium orchids, light pink roses, hot pink roses, pink stock, green button mums, and green hypericum (or not).

If you have another bridesmaid dress color, and would like some ideas and/or options for flower choice colors or wedding colors, then please do not hesitate to email me for free information at Jessicabl@sbcglobal.net or you can get some ideas of bridal bouquets at www.jessicasfloralweddings.com Take care, and have that dream wedding that you have always wanted!

Congratulations on your recent engagement!

Sincerely,

Jessica Lawless: Floral Event Specialist