Wedding Roses on My Mind
Happy Tuesday! I am a pinning fool these days....hard not to do when there are SO many amazing photos and wedding ideas out there just waiting to be snatched up. Like this random bouquet of exquisite garden roses I found on Facebook (here's our FB fanpage for you to LIKE)...I adore garden roses, or are these cabbage roses, and in half a second flat I am off in a Rose wonderland, perhaps never to reemerge. I blame Pinterest.Photo via Martha Stewart Weddings |
Cherry brandy roses anchor this vibrant multiflower bouquet! This couple is definitely going for color.
Photo via Brown Bunny Flowers
Pretty blush pink English roses, look like peonies when closed but definitely a rose when they open.
Photo via The Sweetest Occasion
Soft yellows, peaches, and ivories - reminds me of a creamsicle + baby blue ribbon, a perfect combo!
Photo via My Life is Brilliant
Color palette: brown, burgandy, and ivory. The Black Bacarra Rose was a perfect choice! I adore the use of an embellished ribbon to add some light and bling.
Photo via Snapdragon Studio
Photo via One Wed
Peach continues to be one of the hottest wedding colors! Love this peach bouquet with Apple Blossom Amaryllis, Juliet Garden Roses, Peach Hyacinth and Ruffled Peach Lisianthus.
Photo via Wild Flowers Inc.
A romantic clutch of roses, geranium leaves, and passion vine
Photo via Martha Stewart Wedding
Roses and Succulent bouquet wrapped with jute twine. Ranunculus, berries, curly willow and billy balls add texture and visual interest. Very California to me!
Photo via Apple Blossoms Floral Designs
Roses and Succulent bouquet wrapped with jute twine. Ranunculus, berries, curly willow and billy balls add texture and visual interest. Very California to me!
This lush bouquet of ivory and blush garden roses is so sweet and romantic!
Photo via Zest Floral and Event Design
An ideal bouquet to usher in Spring!
Photo via Posies by PippaOh and FYI: there are over 100 species of roses, in three groups with hundreds of more hybrid variations...oh wait, another site says 150 types in seven groups....and yet another says the Alba Rose has been around since the 1st Century. Well I guess that proves my theory, there are as many varieties of roses as there are wedding themes! Here is a great resource for some of the most popular roses.
What type of rose is your favorite? Would you consider going DIY with your wedding bouquet? For great DIY ideas, check out my Guest Post on Wed Loft blog on How to Reduce You Wedding Flower Cost! You'll be glad you did.
Have a beautiful day,
PS If you want more great bouquet ideas, head over to our Pinterest page for beautiful inspiration.
Love all the different ways roses and garden roses are integrated into the bouquets!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for including us (WildFlowers Inc) in your post.