Photography by: Red October Photography | Florist: Holly Chapple Flowers | Planner: Pop the Cork Designs
Bright magenta and fuchsia roses make up this bouquet, which on their own may feel more indicative of summer. However, the wine-colored dahlias and tomato red hawthorn berries and ranunculus warm up the overall look and feel, resulting in a bouquet that is both lush and vibrant for fall.
This bouquet features two varieties of protea: king protea and blushing bride protea. The pale pink colors are accented by violet waxflowers and ashy blue tetra nuts, which add texture. The King protea is embellished with gold glitter for a fun and whimsical take on this majestic bloom. The overall effect is a bouquet that is both stylish and modern.
This bouquet features wild coneflowers along with classic garden roses and ranunculus flowers. The seeded eucalyptus sprigs and feathery asparagus fern offer a play on texture that givesthis bouquet a wild, rustic look. Due to the heavy greenery and various textures and shapes, this bouquet is perfect for a rustic fall wedding.
The soft and delicate colors included within this bouquet are made up of coral roses and white peonies, accented by pale green poppy pods, eucalyptus leaves, and artichoke. The soft and feminine colors in this bouquet are both warm and delicate, a divergence from the traditional bright and bold colors of fall.
The elegant coral dahlia takes center stage in this bouquet. It is accented by the surrounding smaller blooms including classic roses, scabiosa flowers, amaranthus, and more dahlias. The deep reds and rich burgundy tones are complemented by soft corals and ashy pale greens that evoke a sense of vivacity and elegance.
Photography by: Kristen Weaver Photography | Florist: Botanica Florist
This elegant bouquet features dusty mauve and muted tones that evoke both antiquity and nostalgia. The pink ice proteas paired with champagne roses give this bouquet an overall classic and refined look. Bursts of color are provided by red firecracker flowers and tiny pepperberries, which are complemented by earthy green scabiosa pods and slender weeping willow leaves.
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