WeddingFlowersName That FlowerBy Amy Knueven Brownlee - December 3, 2014126 From Anemone to Pincushion Protea to Craspedia, we’ve got all the flowers you love (and some you’ve never heard of): Anemone: This bloom adds contrast to winter whites and feels exotic and upscale, perfect for an elegant event. Seeded Eucalyptus Hypericum Leucadendron Spray Rose Pincushion Protea: Creates texture and comes in yellow and orange, perfect for a fall color palette. Hydrangea: A classic flower that creates a look of abundance. It also holds up well in cooler temperatures. Brunia: The dark gray color and berry-like shape of brunia make it perfect for winter. It also lasts in any temperature. Succulent: Succulents are strong and sturdy with a textural, natural feel. They come in greens, grays, and purples. Garden Rose: Fragrant and abundant, they come in beautiful colors, and are all unique. Garden Rose Wax Flower: Hearty and sturdy, the wax flower is a great accent flower in arrangements. It adds texture and detail. Craspedia: Known as billy balls, this nontraditional flower adds pops of color and works in a cluster or on its own. Rannunculus Daffodil French Tulip: While traditional, tulips are a beautiful representation of spring. They also can stand on their own in centerpieces. Hydrangea: This classic flower creates a look of abundance and holds up well in cooler temperatures.Facebook Comments
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