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June Wedding Pink Peonies

I was wondering if you might be able to advise me. I am getting married in June and am trying to work out what flowers to have in my bouquet and also for the reception. I am wearing an ivory dress with a cappuccino sash and my bridesmaids are wearing midnight blue dresses.
Do you think it is possible to use flowers that are not dark blue at all – I would prefer to use more neutral colours and possibly incorporate pale pink peonies for the reception – do you think that this could work? Any advice gratefully received!

A Personally I think the idea of the pink flowers is lovely and to use the correct seasonal flowers in the peonies is a wonderful idea. Peonies are a lovely flower and have such a short season that they can't be used enough in their timeframe. June is the perfect month for them. I think if you were to use dark blue flowers in the bridesmaids flowers then these would fade into the background of their dresses and be lost. You could make their bouquets in the pink and maybe yours with the pink and hints of the blue, or maybe sprigs of lavender worked in.

Expert Advice From: Kate Pageof Orangery Flowers

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