tight, composed of roses alone, and tied with ribbon. in my youth, the roses were always white, and the ribbon navy blue.
when my color ideas changed from navy blue and cream to a warmer red, brown, and yellow, i envisioned red roses and yellow calla lilies, with twigs coming out--not unlike this:
sans the white ribbon--a yellow or brown ribbon perhaps instead.
but then, i came upon more and more bouquets that looked like these:
via the fantastic melissa jill
full of beautiful variety and so fun and whimsical. i looooove it.
and then, i found this one, on martha stewart weddings:
via martha stewart weddings
I love this bouquet. it looks wintery and it has beautiful variety and is soooooo lovely. i think i picked a bouquet. i know it won't look just like this, but i can dream, right?
and...as a lovely picture that doesn't fit in bouquets, but does fit in the flowers. if i was a spring bride, there is no doubt i would be a tulip bride.
I love this bouquet. it looks wintery and it has beautiful variety and is soooooo lovely. i think i picked a bouquet. i know it won't look just like this, but i can dream, right?
and...as a lovely picture that doesn't fit in bouquets, but does fit in the flowers. if i was a spring bride, there is no doubt i would be a tulip bride.
3 comments:
Love it! Flowers are always so fun to look at, but I know that picking the perfect bouquet is always the hardest! I think you did good! :)
you are going to have the cutest wedding ever! :)
I agree with you if I had been a spring bride I would have done tulips too!
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