Edie writes:
“I am planning a church wedding for April 10, 2010. My colors are green (fern) and blue (pastel), with silver as an accent color. I love hydrangeas and want to incorporate them throughout my wedding/reception. What flowers can I use to complement the green and/or blue hydrangeas?
Thanks!”

Edie, I created your board using hydrangeas in a few different shades of blue and green as well as a few other flower types. I think your bouquets would look great made up with either the green roses or dahlies, turquoise gerbera daisies, and both a blue and green hydrangea. To finish it off why not wrap a blue ribbon around the bouquet stems and accent that with green pins. I hope you like your inspiration board!

Dresses from David’s Bridal.

Items used to create Edie’s Fern Green and Pool Blue Wedding Inspiration Board (clockwise starting at top left):

18″ Hydrangea Spray in Antique Green – SLK-FSH035-GR/AT

29″ Dahlia Spray in Green – SLK-FSD857-GR

21.5″ Gerbera Daisy Spray in Turquoise – SLK-GTD572-TQ

20″ Micro Peach Rose Spray in Green – CHR-XJF508-GR

31″ Hydrangea Spray in Moss Greeen – SLK-GTH150-GR/MO

23″ Hydrangea Spray in Delphinium Blue – SLK-FSH823-BL/DL

1.5″ Chiffon Ribbon in Turquoise – GYR-2909-88

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Diana writes:

“Hi I am getting married next July 9^th 2010   my wedding colors are the Teal (not the blue teal) and silver. My wedding dress is ivory. My dilemma is the reception room I quiet tall and large, 45 ft x 65ft. The ceiling has dark beams and elegant lights. Floor is wood and the walls are brick. We want it to look elegant but also light and summery.Hope you can help.
Thank you
Diana”

Diana, I created your board using a mix of ivory and teal flowers with accents in silver. I think that you could create the center peices using the ivory phaleanopsis orchids and teal cosmos. You could add curly ting and use teal and silver vases to incorporate your silver in there along with adding some “drama” to the center peice.

Items used to create Diana’s Ivory, Silver, and Teal Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting at top left)

1-5/16″ Sheer Satin Ribbon in Silver – GYR-141-9-23

4.25″ Mint Julep Cup in Silver – VAC-922

30″ Mini Phanlaenopsis Orchid Spray in Cream Yellow – SLK-FSO820-CR/YE

31″ Day Lily Spray in Cream – SLK-FSL851-CR

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

26″ Baby Cosmos Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSC978-TQ

30 Phalaenopsis Orchid in Cream – SLK-GTO501-CR

26″ Sparkle Curly Ting in Silver – KNU-44113939

7.5″ Julep Cup in Turquoise – VAC-930-T

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Kate writes:
“Hi!
I’m getting married in June of 2010. My bridedsmaids dresses are teal. I’m having a hard time finding silk flowers to match their dresses and clueless about what color(s) I should have for my bouquet. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Kate”

Kate, I created your inspiration board with flowers in teal/turquoise, as well as fuchsia, yellow, white, and brown. Any combination of these colors will look great against the teal dresses — using the yellow or fuchsia will really make the flowers “pop.” I think the bouquets would look great made up with the turquoise and brown ranunculus, white roses, and either the yellow roses or fuchsia gerbera daisies. I hope you like your board!

Items used to create Kate’s Teal Wedding Flower Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting at top left):

27.5″ Confetti Open Rose in Yellow – SLK-GTR456-YE

1 5/16″ Wired Satin Edge Ribbon in Turquoise – GYR-141-9-88

Triple Pearl Headed Pins in White – SMI-2721

9″ Gerbera Daisy Spray in Fuchsia – SLK-GTD445-LV

21.5″ Gerbera Daisy Spray in Turquoise – SLK-GTD572-TQ

28″ Ecuador Open Rose in White – SLK-GSG037-WH

19″ Ranunculus Spray in Fuchsia – SLK-GTR375-BT

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Brown – SLK-FSR502-CV

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

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Tiffany writes:
“Hello! My name is Tiffany and I am getting married August 28, 2010. I am thinking of doing a Tiffany Blue wedding theme – with fuchsia as the “popping” color added instead of doing it with just plain Tiffany blue and white. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated! Thanks.”

Tiffany, I created your board using a few different flower types in turquoise blue, white, and a bold fuchsia. I love the idea of this color combination! For the bouquets, why not make them with white roses, fuchsia ranunculus, turquoise gerbera daisies, and accenting with the fuchsia hydrangea. Wrap a turquoise ribbon around the bouquet stems to tie it all together. I hope this helps.

Items used to create Tiffany’s Tiffany Blue and Fuchsia Wedding Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting at top left):

20″ Micro Peach Rose Spray in White – CHR-XFJ508-WH

1.5″ Satin Edge Chiffon in Turquoise – GYR-6009-88

1.5″ Boutonniere Pins in Fuchsia – MIL-735-FU

19″ Ranunculus Spray in Fuchsia – SLK-GTR375-BT

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

23″ Hydrangea in Fuchsia Pink – SLK-FSH823-FU/PK

24″ Ecuador Rose Bud in White – SLK-GSG038-WH

9″ Gerbera Daisy Spray in Fuchsia – SLK-GTD445-LV

21.5″ Gerbera Daisy Spray in Turquoise – SLK-GTD572-TQ

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Tikia writes:
“Hi Leanne,
I need help with choosing flowers for my centerpieces and bouquets. My wedding is in March and the colors are teal and magenta. My dress is white, and my Mom will be wearing Juniper from David’s Bridal. Also, my bridesmaids will be wearing Tealness from Alfred Angelo. Your help with this is greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Tikia”

Tikia, I created your inspiration board using Magenta and Teal, with a few different flowers. I think that if you make you bouquets with the fuchsia/pink hydrangea, turquoise ranunculus and fuchsia/pink lily and aster bush it would look stunning. I hope this helps!

Bridesmaid dress from Alfred Angelo

Items used to create Tikia’s Teal and Magenta Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting from top left)

23″ Hydrangea Spray in Fuchsia Pink – SLK-FSH823-FU/PK

13″ Azalea Bush in Hot Pink – SLK-FBA507-PK/HT

13″ Lily and Aster Bush in Fuchsia Pink – SLK-FBX258-FU/PK

34″ Hydrangea in Blue/Lavender – SLK-GTH402-BL

2″ Pearl Headed Pins in Strong Pink – SMI-0965

1-5/16″ Satin Ribbon in Turquoise – GYR-142-9-88

27″ Ranunculus in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

25″ Spider Dahlia Spray in Two Tone Lilac – SLK-FSD533-LL/TT

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Rebecca writes:
“Hi There!

I’m getting married in the late Spring/early Summer of 2011. It’s a beach wedding, and my colors are Pool Blue, Tangerine & Sandy Beige. I am looking to do simple, yet bright tropical-like bouquets for my Bridesmaids wearing Pool, and a Cascading Bouquet for myself including a selection of all the flowers in theirs, plus a couple unique to mine. I adore Lilies and Gardenias, Bird of Paradise and exotic roses…but I am up for anything. Please Help!
Thanks!
Rebecca”

Rebecca, I created your board using a mixture of pool blue, and tangerine with highlights of sandy beige. I think it would look amazing if you made the bouquet with the white stephanotis, orange garden lily, turquoise ranunculus. You could also substitute some of the turquoise ranunculus with the orange ranunculus with the bridesmaids bouquets. If you added the bird of paradise to your bouquet it would give it a more “dramatic” look as well as make your bouquet unique. I hope you like your board.

Items used to create Rebecca’s Pool, Sandy Beige, and Tangerine Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting at top left)

1-5/16″ Sheer Satin Ribbon in Orange – GYR-141-9-29

23″ Wisteria Bush in Blue and Purple – SLK-FBW308-BL

19″ Ranunculus Spray in Orange -SLK-GTR375-OR

29″ Bird of Paradise Spray – SLK-GTB551-NA

29.5″ Rose Bud Spray in Orange – SLK-GTR234-OR

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

28″ Garden Lily Spray in Orange – SLK-GTL386-OR

28″ Stephanotis Bush in White – SLK-FBS129-WH

23″ Open Rose Spray in Vanilla – SLK-FR2007-VA

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Jaime writes:
“LeAnne,

I have viewed all of the boards you have made for different bouquets on your website, and I absolutely loved all of them! I was hoping that you could help me to create the perfect bridal bouquet for me to carry!

The colors for our wedding are black and white, with MINOR accents of bright yellow and turquoise. I have already bought flowers to create the bridesmaids bouquets, they will be be made of yellow and black roses.

However, I think I would like to have white in a bouquet for myself. I am completely unsure! I would like some inspiration!

Do you have any ideas?!
Thank you! – Jaime”

Jaime, I created your inspiration board with flowers in white, yellow, and turquoise, with accents of black. Since you have made the bridesmaids bouquets with yellow and black roses, you could finish them off by adding a turquoise ribbon around the bouquet stems. For your bouquet, I think it would look great made up of black and white! Why not use white roses and rose buds, white gardenia, and accent with black feathers — you could even add the feathers to the other bouquets to tie them all together! Then, you could wrap a black ribbon around your bouquet stems. I hope this helps!

Dress from Alfred Angelo.

Items used to create Jaime’s White, Black, Yellow, and Turquoise Wedding Inspiration Board from Afloral.com (clockwise starting at top left):

20″ Micro Peach Rose Spray in White – CHR-XFJ508-WH

33″ Pheasant Feather Spray in Black – CHR-XA0208-BK

5/8″ Garbo Ribbon in Black – GYR-162-3-31

27″ Gardenia Spray in White – SLK-GTG990-WH

23″ Premium Open Rose in Yellow – SLK-FR2007-YE

24″ Ecuador Rose Bud in White – SLK-GSG038-WH

27″ Ranunculus Spray in Turquoise – SLK-FSR502-TQ

24″ Latex Calla Lily Spray in Yellow – SLK-GTL221-YE

Triple Pearl Headed Pins in White – SMI-2721

1 5/16″ Wired Satin Ribbon in Turquoise – GYR-141-9-88

2″ Corsage Pins in Black – SMI-0961

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