04 Mar 2009
I'm planning an event with an Asian theme and am lost on what kind of flowers to use in my centerpieces. I need for them to be pink, but that is my only specification. Help?
chrysanthemum, water lily, carnation,
i recently moved to Kauai. I am a wedding coordinator and it is important to know about tropical flowers when ordering bouquets, centerpieces etc. for the weddings. I want to see photos and learn a bit about tropical flowers
A Yahoo search for "tropical flowers" (include the quotation marks in the search box) yields 972,000 results. If you do the same search, and are willing to spend a little time exploring, I'm sure that you will quickly find the information you seek. Most of the sites on just the first page of results are Hawaiian sources.
Good luck with your search.
03 Mar 2009
Learn how to make a lovely holiday table centerpiece using fresh bulk wholesale flowers from Fiftyflowers along with a DIY Flower Vase.
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I'm looking for flowers for bouquets, decorations, and centerpieces. Would like to know some good flowers, preferably some I could order online and make my own arrangements. I'm getting married in May, so I'm looking for flowers that would be in bloom at that time. Thanks!
Here are just a few pink WEDDING flowers.
Astilbe
Bachelor Button
Canterbury Bell
Bleeding Heart
Carnation
Crabapple
Dahlia
Delphinium (rose-color)
Dogwood
Freesia
Geranium
Gerbera daisy
Gladiola
Hibiscus
Hydrangea
Impatiens
Larkspur
Lily
Mountain Laurel
Orchid – Catlaya – white with shades of pink or lavender in the center
Pansy
Peony
Poinsettia
Ranuncula
Rose
Bridal Pink – bright pink rose
Candia – creamy white with dark pink edges to the petals
Delores – soft pink rose
Jacaranda – hot pink rose
Straw flower
Weeping Cherry
I'm looking for flowers for bouquets, decorations, and centerpieces. Would like to know some good flowers, preferably some I could order online and make my own arrangements. I'm getting married in May, so I'm looking for flowers that would be in bloom at that time. Thanks!
Here are just a few pink WEDDING flowers.
Astilbe
Bachelor Button
Canterbury Bell
Bleeding Heart
Carnation
Crabapple
Dahlia
Delphinium (rose-color)
Dogwood
Freesia
Geranium
Gerbera daisy
Gladiola
Hibiscus
Hydrangea
Impatiens
Larkspur
Lily
Mountain Laurel
Orchid – Catlaya – white with shades of pink or lavender in the center
Pansy
Peony
Poinsettia
Ranuncula
Rose
Bridal Pink – bright pink rose
Candia – creamy white with dark pink edges to the petals
Delores – soft pink rose
Jacaranda – hot pink rose
Straw flower
Weeping Cherry
01 Mar 2009
From the Heart Floral Design provides flower arrangements for
weddings, events, parties, funerals, offices, Bouquet of Month Club, and holiday events.
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My friends is flying in help me with my wedding she will make my bouquet, centerpieces, and all flower decorations but she wants me to find a place where i can buy fresh cut flowers wholesale.
There are lots of places. Many will require that you own a business to get wholesale pricing though, so you may want to call around first and make sure you are eligible for the lower prices:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS246US246&q=portland+wholesale+flowers
28 Feb 2009
I want to use these flowers for my wedding centerpieces and was wondering how much the cost ranges. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
It really varies. They’re usually more on the expensive side though.
27 Feb 2009
Make the best flower arrangements today! Learn how to use exotic flowers to make the perfect centerpiece flower arrangements.
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The bridesmaids chose their dress and colors… chocolate brown with cornflower blue trim and sash. And my dress is "diamond white" (or ivory/ off white). So… any suggestions on colors (or types) for the flowers? (Bouquets, corsages, centerpieces, etc.?) I'm also using chocolate brown tablecloths with blue/brown/ivory striped runners for the reception, and the ceremony is in a church with mostly "buff" colors and wood accents. THANKS!
For your bouquet, I would go with ivory roses, and cornflower blue accent flowers. The the chocolate brown could be incorporated with some dried filler and/or ribbon. Depending on what style your dress is, make sure the bouquet complements it. An elaborate gown should be paired with a simple bouquet, like a hand or arm over a cascading or teardop. A more simple gown could be paired with the bigger bouquets.
The the bridesmaids could go with the blue flower as the main, and accent with the ivory roses, brown filler, and ribbons.
The groom should defiantly have the ivory in his boutonniere and the blue accent flower.
Maybe dyed blue roses for the groomsmen. Or the ivory without any accent. They should be smaller than the grooms boutonniere.
Mother corsages, your mom could have one color and
his mom could have the other in the roses so that they stand out. Coordinate the fathers to their spouses. The accent color is up to you whether or not you would want the mother's corsages and father's boutonnieres to have one or more flowers. The more flowers you add, the bigger they get.
For centerpieces, try alternating each table. Once with ivory and blue accents, the next with blue and ivory accents. Keep the brown filler for the centerpieces.
Blue flowers:
Anemone
Cornflower
Delphinium
Eryngium-blue thistle
Eustoma-Lisianthus
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
Iris
Misty Limonium
Monkshood
Muscari
Scabiosa
Trachelium
Veronica
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