How to handle colors in my ceremony

Nope! like almost all of our decor/ flowers are white with just a little burnt orange/ burgundy flowers thrown in (example my bouquet will be 90% white flowers w/ a handful color) as those are our two wedding colors. Don’t feel pressured by others. Do whatever feels right for you! It’s your day after all!!

View Quoted Comment Thanks, I guess I’m just having troubles because a lot of the bouquets that I’ve been looking at have other colors than my wedding colors. I’m afraid to do an all cream bouquet since my dress is ivory, I’m afraid it will blend.

View Quoted Comment Where are you looking? And I don’t think so. I think all white flower bouquets are common for brides. Think it’ll have greenery with the flowers so it won’t completely blend in

View Quoted Comment Since I was planning on using silk, I’ve been looking at Etsy.

You definitely don't need to add more colors if you don't want to. If you're planning to use silk flowers then your color options are virtually unlimited since silk flowers can be made in any color. If you can't find anything you like online, you could also go to your local craft store and DIY your bouquet with flowers/ colors you like.

You should absolutely do what feels right for you. My personal opinion is that with turquoise and khaki, that's already plenty of color (turquoise being such a pop of color), and I would consider making your bouquets compliment your existing color scheme rather than compete, if that makes sense. Creamy white flowers are timeless and will literally compliment any other colors you have, and like the comment above I don't think that a white bridal bouquet would blend in against your wedding dress, especially with a little bit of greenery to offer that contrast. It will look super chic and beautiful!

View Quoted Comment Thank you for that, I’ve been asking my family and my bridesmaids about this and all I get is do what feels best to you. I am happy to have someone tell me that it won’t blend and that white flowers are timeless! We’re getting married on the beach so I feel like this makes me feel a lot better. LOL

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Aww a beach wedding sounds so lovely! Yes, white is timeless and whichever way you go, you're going to be a beautiful bride with a gorgeous wedding (I mean, how can you go wrong at the beach?)!! Happy planning

View Quoted Comment Gotcha! I was gonna say there’s someone I’m getting my bouquet from on Etsy where you can pick what color flowers for your bouquet but they’re wood flowers so they’re a bit pricier

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Thanks! We both love the beach, and figured this was the easiest way to get our families to agree to a smaller wedding since it's 7ish hours drive for all involved. LOL

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Thanks for thinking of me, wood flowers sound cool, but I really think I want a cascading bouquet.

View Quoted Comment Mine will be cascading! (One in the middle)

View Quoted Comment Can you do me a favor, can you describe it to me because I’m blind and it doesn’t make sense to me how a wooden bouquet can be cascading. LOL

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You don't need to add more colors if you don't want to. I like your color scheme. Never thought of turquoise and khaki color to go together but I like it.

View Quoted Comment Thanks! We’re getting married on the beach so I thought the colors would look great on the background.

We are using 2 main colors and a 3rd as accent only. Navy and burgundy with silver accents for tableware, candle holders,….

View Quoted Comment That sounds pretty! I was told I should add some different colors to my bouquet but I’m not sold on it.

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You could always select flowers with different hues of the blue or cream. If you're afraid of the cream color of flowers blending with the dress you can always add filler (fern, eucalyptus, baby's breath, or other greenery) around it to make it pop out more. Adding filler to bouquets can help reduce cost compared to solely flowers. Are you using silk, fabric or real flowers?

Nice photography with good angles won't make it blend into the dress though.. what time of day is the ceremony/pictures? If you're on a beach you should have some very nice light to help naturally contrast colors.

View Quoted Comment I am using silk flowers. Do you know of any specific flowers that come naturally in blue or green? I’m leaning more towards doing the ivory/cream bouquet with the greenery. The ceremony is going to be at 5:30 in the evening, but it also will be before sunset since it’s going to be in September and sunset probably won’t happen till 730 or eight.