WishCandy: Blue Bouquets
::Disclaimer! The photos in this post are purely inspirational and not from events that Wish Special Events has planned or coordinated. We can re-create what you see below for your event but these are not a part of our portfolio::
Blue flowers can be very difficult to find sometimes. One of my favorite naturally blue flowers is hydrangea. Hydrangea is a nice accent to any bouquet, and can be found in a wide variety of colors — for blues, they can be deep, almost indigo, or they can be very pale! They can wilt very quickly, though, so make sure you keep them in water as long as possible.
Blooms Design Studio, Duck, NC, featured on The Knot:
Berghaus Flowers, Cleveland, OH:
Of course, hydrangea aren’t the only blue flowers…just the easiest to find. I think the problem with a lot of blue flowers is that you don’t necessarily know the exact shade you’re going to get from the grower, so it can be a tricky proposition if you’re dying for a specific blue. Sometimes what you had hoped would be blue turns out almost purple.
Here are a few more pretty blue bouquets from Better Homes and Gardens:
A few other flowers that can be beautiful in blue are Irises:
Tweedia:
Grape Hyacinths:
And, um…these other flowers! Who knows what the heck these things are?
Kim Fisher Designs (Based in my favorite town, Wilmington, NC!)
LOVE this bouquet:
Finally, if you just can’t seem to find blue flowers that you like, there are some really great non-floral options to get that color you need on Etsy!
Are you having a blue bouquet at your wedding? Will you go with real flowers or something else?
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October 29th, 2009 at 3:07 pm
Thanks for the article. Don’t forget, the flowers should compliment the wedding dress. To bring out the blue, the bride can wear a blue accessory – that will make the flowers stand out even more!
October 30th, 2009 at 3:53 am
it’s “sea holly” or Eryngium – http://www.coopext.colostate.edu/4DMG/Flowers/Perenls/seaholly.htm