Wedding & Reception Color Schemes

White Wedding Flowers

 

 

Blue Wedding Flowers - Lavender Wedding Flowers

 

 

Purple Wedding Flowers

 

 

 

Pink Wedding  Flowers -  Magenta Wedding Flowers

 

 

Red Wedding Flowers

 

 

Peach Wedding  Flowers - Orange Wedding Flowers





 

 

Yellow Wedding Flowers




 

 

Green Wedding  Flowers

Questions?

If you have any questions about wedding flowers or our availability, please call us right away! We want your business, so call early so that we can pencil you in!
 

 

White Flowers for Your Wedding Day

White flowers look good with any color scheme. For decades, white flowers have been traditionally used for weddings and receptions. They look perfect in just about every setting!

 

 

 

 

 

Blue/Lavender Flowers for Your Wedding Day

Blue and lavender flowers are unique and striking arrangements. They are rich in color and provide intense contrast with white fabrics, white alter baskets, and white table settings.

 

 

 

 

 

Purple Flowers for Your Wedding Day

Since there are many shades to purple, this is one good reason why your florist needs a color swatch. Purple flowers are perfectly combined with red, pink, and orange.

 

 

 

 

Pink/Magenta Flowers for Your Wedding Day

"Pretty in Pink"

It's no wonder why women and girls look so feminine and pretty in pink! Even men's boutonnière's look great in pink.

 

 

 

 

 

Red Flowers for Your Wedding Day

Red wedding flowers are so rich in color. This high energy color can really make a fashion statement - red is most often used for winter weddings.

 

 

 

 

 

Peach/Orange Flowers for Your Wedding Day

Orange is often thought of as a Fall color; but peach/orange flowers look great all year round.

 

 

 

 

 

Yellow Flowers for Your Wedding Day

Yellow flowers glow! Yellow is a casual, happy color - yellow looks especially nice for cooler climates. Yellow contains visual warmth. Yellow flowers befit Fall weddings.

 

 

 

Green Flowers for Your Wedding Day

When a bouquet is considered green, it really means that the color within it is understated. Green bouquets are visually quiet or have an earthly feel.