5 Wedding Flower Ideas for a Modern ‘Something Blue’
Special to OneWed by Amy C. for FiftyFlowers.com, photos by Melissa Jill
Create your own Blue Heaven with all-white wedding flowers floating like clouds beneath a midnight blue sky. White is the traditional color of the bride’s wedding dress, but why stop there when there are a myriad of white flowers to choose from. Created by tic-tock Couture Florals, this breath-taking scene is visually stunning, modernly chic and undeniably blue. Let’s take a closer look. Idea #1: White is not just for the Bride!
Seasonal white flowers of different shapes and sizes displayed in various vessels will create an eclectic table setting. A fresh and whimsical white flower, the Anemone brings nature indoors with it’s bright bloom and bold black center, putting your wedding guests in a heavenly mood at your celebration. Idea #2: Crystal White Mini Calla Lillies
A trumpet-shaped bloom atop a long, smooth stem, these White Mini Calla Lillies symbolize 'magnificent beauty' and make quite an impact when accented by blue glass votive candles. Idea #3: Modern Elegance Redefined
Floral Wreaths will draw folks to this secluded area to relax & socialize. Take the 'something new, something blue' theme even further with daybed and pillow accents. Guests are sure to feel like as if they were in heaven! Idea #4: A Rose is not a Rose is not a Rose...
To the layperson, a rose is definable by its color, but don’t settle for any ‘ole rose. A simple white rose becomes an extraordinary one when you choose a couture variety such as the Polar Star White Rose with an above average petal count for that special touch. Idea #5: Something Borrowed... (and Blue!)
Why not take tradition and give it a modern wedding twist? Does your mother, aunt, grandma or best friend’s sister collect antique vases? Use your imagination and your network of family and friends to create a new and sentimental tradition. Use a well known flower with a twist such as the Giant Pure White Hydrangea. Your guests will recognize it but feel intrigued because this variety is just so beyond heavenly.
Create your own Blue Heaven with all-white wedding flowers floating like clouds beneath a midnight blue sky. White is the traditional color of the bride’s wedding dress, but why stop there when there are a myriad of white flowers to choose from. Created by tic-tock Couture Florals, this breath-taking scene is visually stunning, modernly chic and undeniably blue. Let’s take a closer look. Idea #1: White is not just for the Bride!
Seasonal white flowers of different shapes and sizes displayed in various vessels will create an eclectic table setting. A fresh and whimsical white flower, the Anemone brings nature indoors with it’s bright bloom and bold black center, putting your wedding guests in a heavenly mood at your celebration. Idea #2: Crystal White Mini Calla Lillies
A trumpet-shaped bloom atop a long, smooth stem, these White Mini Calla Lillies symbolize 'magnificent beauty' and make quite an impact when accented by blue glass votive candles. Idea #3: Modern Elegance Redefined
Floral Wreaths will draw folks to this secluded area to relax & socialize. Take the 'something new, something blue' theme even further with daybed and pillow accents. Guests are sure to feel like as if they were in heaven! Idea #4: A Rose is not a Rose is not a Rose...
To the layperson, a rose is definable by its color, but don’t settle for any ‘ole rose. A simple white rose becomes an extraordinary one when you choose a couture variety such as the Polar Star White Rose with an above average petal count for that special touch. Idea #5: Something Borrowed... (and Blue!)
Why not take tradition and give it a modern wedding twist? Does your mother, aunt, grandma or best friend’s sister collect antique vases? Use your imagination and your network of family and friends to create a new and sentimental tradition. Use a well known flower with a twist such as the Giant Pure White Hydrangea. Your guests will recognize it but feel intrigued because this variety is just so beyond heavenly.
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