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Sunflowers for a Summer Wedding

I am marring next year (August) in a converted barn. My bridesmaids are wearing rich chestnut - which is an iridescent chocolate brown. My flower girl is wearing gold and ivory and my dress is ivory. The colour theme I have chosen is gold, brown, yellow and orange. I am very relaxed about every aspect of the wedding but the flowers are driving me to distraction. I have no idea what flowers I would like, other than roses in my hand tied bouquet. I was thinking of sunflowers and gerberas but would really like an expert opinion. HELP PLEASE!!!!

A Sunflowers can be made into the most fantastic hand tied bouquet with a combination of roses and gerbera. As there are smaller sunflowers available now this can be used in an interesting way. For the brown you could add some hypericum berries to give the right shading and use cream roses and orange gerbera. Sounds as if you have got a great scheme worked out already.

Expert Advice From: Kate Pageof Orangery Flowers

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