Needless to say, I'm up to my eyebrows in floral inspiration pics. I think the flowers are the easiest way for me to picture the style and colors of this wedding coming together, so I have definitely been gravitating towards floral inspiration as of late.
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This first one is my ultimate favorite (so far). I am head over heels for black and white anemones. They are without a doubt making an appearance in the wedding somewhere (more likely everywhere). But I love how the graphic high contrast of the anemones looks with the soft pinks and grey dusty miller in this arrangement. I like to think I can recreate this look, but a test run sometime this summer will prove whether or not I am correct in that thought process.
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Maybe I will forfeit and just stick with anemones and some greenery. If that's all it takes to make this bouquet happen, I will be a happy little camper.
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Or maybe I will go the other direction and amp up the pink flowers and use anemones as an accent. I love these pink dahlias... the first word that comes to mind when I see dahlias is architectural, which I am definitely alright with, because they really are just cool looking flowers when it comes down to it.
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The other big fluffy flower option would be peonies. They definitely win the blue ribbon for "big ruffly wedding flower" and they would fill up a bouquet quickly, so I wouldn't need to get as many. But that big blossom comes with an equally big pricetag, so maybe not. (I like the peach garden roses in these arrangements though.)
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Roses? Never been a huge fan, they are easily overdone. However I cannot get enough of the color of these particular roses. I can't figure out if they are pink or purple or what, but I totally dig it. If anyone knows what kind of roses these are, please please please let me know.
Well, that's all for now!
Love.
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