Bouquet from Rainbows Flower Shop
Bouquet by Ruby Bloom
I love Coxcomb in bouquets for it’s super unique texture and dimension. It’s definitely for brides looking for something different. It comes in a variety of colors including green, yellow, pink, orange and red.
Bouquet by Judy Reid Flowers
Bouquet from The Brides Cafe
Cake from LeFiores
Lily of the Valley come in white and pale pink and can be the perfect charming and subtle addition to your day. For me, they also have sentimental value. They are my first flower memory, growing in the shade of my Grandma’s backyard. I admired them even before I knew what they were.
Watch for Ruby Bloom tomorrow on the Utah Bride Blog. I am so excited to be featured among so many other super talented designers. To celebrate, we are offering a free toss bouquet if you book your wedding with Ruby Bloom by September 15th. Just mention you saw our blog during your consultation.
Blue Muscari Bouquet from InStyle Weddings
Blue Hydrangea & Delphinium Bouquet by Flourish Designs
It seems that blue is a fairly popular choice when it comes to weddings. Pretty blue flowers are a bit harder to come by. I am not a fan of dyed or painted flowers but there are some oh, so pretty options like Muscari & Hydrangea. You may also find Delphinium, Cornflower & Gentaina in true blue varieties. A few purple-y blue hues include Anemones & Hyacinth.
A lovely Anemone Bouquet from Martha Stewart
Bouquet from Fleurs NYC
Cakes by Confetti Cakes via InStyle Weddings
Handmade Clay Anemones from DKDesigns Hawaii
(she has an Etsy store!)
Anemones are so pretty, delicate & somehow a little vintage looking. I can’t help but love them. They are in season from December to May and come in a variety of colors, the white with black centers are my favorite!
