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What wedding flowers should I have?

I have an off white chiffon covered wedding dress with a train and some off white pearls on it. I am having a summer wedding and my bridesmaid and flower girls are wearing royal blue. The wedding will be in a japanese garden and I chose blue because the place it self has a lot of blue. My ideas are blue orchids(which I believe are dyed) blue roses (also dyed) or just cream roses for everyone. Blue roses are my first choice but my florist wants to test the dyes first to see if the result will be any good.
I was also considering pink water lillies because they will be in the koi pond behind me but I don't know if they would look ok or not. What do you think?
Any other ideas much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Your dress and setting sounds lovely!

Beware of dyed flowers. At the least bit of moisture, they fade and even drip. I never use them in bridal bouquets. Design Master makes a spray dye that is great and safe -- Delphinium Blue and others. You can turn all sorts of flowers blue and enhance the colors of others too. Spraying yellow fuji mums around the edge with blue will give you a wonderful variegated effect.

You do have options for blue flowers. Check out this extensive searchable flower site. It even tells you what is in season.

http://www.cutflower.com/pages/cutflower_wholesale_flower_gallery_search.asp

Other color options: a clear fresh celery or apple green, pale yellow with peach. I like the idea of the pink water lilies. Sunny, out-of-doors weddings allow you to do tone on tone blues with Iris and hydrangea -- stunning -- especially set off with green cymbidium orchids.

You can see lots of bouquet Ideas at

http://www.weddingperfectflowerstyle.com/

Consider floating water lilies or green cymbidium orchids in bubble bowls with polished river stones surrounded by votive candles for your centerpieces.

Have fun!

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