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      Pink wedding flowers

      Pink wedding flowers

      Pink is a very popular colour choice for weddings, particularly wedding flowers and decorations. With a wide variety of shades available, from pale blush pinks, pastel pink and dusky pink, right through to deep magenta and raspberry pink there are plenty of choices.

      pink peony bouquet

      If you are planning a spring or summer wedding then you could consider a mix of different shades of pink, or combining pretty pastel shades of pink, lilac and blue, or classic white/ cream and green with light or dusky pink.

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      With artificial flowers you are not restricted by seasonal availability unlike fresh flowers. However, if you wanted your flowers to reflect the spring or summer season there are plenty of options in shades of pink, such as tulips, hyacinths, blossom branches, peonies, roses, hydrangea and lilies.

      dusky pink wedding bouquet

      For an autumn wedding I love combining blush and deep pink with mauve, navy and burnt orange tones and incorporating lots of different textures. If you are getting married later in the autumn or winter then mixing blush, dusky pink or a deep raspberry pink with burgundy, navy blue or deep pink can create a lovely rich design.

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      Destination wedding - taking artificial wedding flowers abroad

      Destination wedding - taking artificial wedding flowers abroad

      Destination wedding - taking artificial flowers abroad.

      Are silk flowers a good idea for a destination wedding?

      Artificial flowers are a great option for a wedding abroad, they can be taken on a plane quite easily and will not wilt in hot climates. There is also the benefit of having the flowers in advance and being able to match them with other elements of the wedding decor.

       Image by Casie Marie Photography (Bride @showmemakeup)

       

      How should I pack the flowers for taking on the plane?

      It is important to pack your artificial wedding flowers carefully to avoid any damage during transport. Ideally if you can wrap your flowers with tissue paper and bubble wrap and transport them in a sturdy box, like a hat box to protect them from getting crushed or bent that would be perfect. We would recommend taking the flowers in hand luggage where possible, particularly the bouquets.
      It is best to check with your airline about their specific regulations regarding carry-on and checked baggage. Some airlines may have specific guidelines regarding the size, weight, or type of containers that you can use to transport your artificial flowers.


      What flowers should I choose for a destination wedding?

      Choosing the right wedding flowers for a destination wedding depends on several factors, including the location and theme of your wedding. You will also want to consider your colour scheme and style of wedding venue.

      The location of your wedding is an important factor to consider when selecting your wedding flowers. If you're having a beach wedding, you may want to consider using tropical flowers like orchids and bird of paradise. If you're having a mountain wedding, you could incorporate more natural and rustic elements like ferns and wildflowers.


      The theme of your wedding can also influence your flower selection. For example, if you're having a chic and stylish coastal wedding you may want to choose elegant blooms like white roses and orchids. Or perhaps you’re planning a romantic wedding in the Tuscan countryside, where you could incorporate olive greenery with beautiful country garden flowers in light pastel shades such as garden roses, lavender, hydrangea and lilies.

      Real Wedding - Cream, lilac and sage wedding flowers

      Real Wedding - Cream, lilac and sage wedding flowers

      image cat beardsley photography

      Take a look at these beautiful photos by Cat Beardsley Photography from Alex & Beth's gorgeous winter wedding. Beth chose flowers from our Cream, lilac & sage artificial wedding flower range. The designs include a mix of roses, hydrangea, thistle, lavender, sedum and gypsophila.

      image by cat beardsley photography

      image by cat beardsley

      image by cat beardsley

      image by cat beardsley

      The buttonhole design is a more informal cluster style including a small cream roses, thistle, hydrangea and gypsophila.

      image by cat beardsley

      cat beardsley photography

      If you are looking for lavender and lilac flower ideas for a lavender themed wedding there are many gorgeous flowers to choose from, and especially with artificial flowers. Some popular are choices are roses, lavender, delphinium, freesia and hydrangea. To compliment the lovely lavender shades there are lots of beautiful foliage options in shades of sage green, including dusty miller, lambs ear, eucalyptus and sage. 

      cat beardsley photography

      cat beardsley photography