We've had some early summer weddings change their dates to fall and winter weddings, which might present an opportunity to change your colors a little bit to match the season. We're happy to help you adapt your palette to feel more appropriate for the season. For instance if your spring palette was blush, champagne and ivory, by adding some merlot or plum accents it easily changes from spring to fall.
This beautiful color palette from a wedding at New Riff Distilling is a great example of blending a range of rich colors and nuetrals. We used thistles, hypericum (berries), assorted greens in varying textures, and pumpkins to add seasonal touches and texture. New Riff is a contemporary venue with rustic touches and the floral tied in beautifully with the space.
The bride also added sentimental touches like a bee charm in honor of the bride's Grandfather who was a beekeeper as well as her Grandmother's cross to the her bouquet as the perfect finishing touch. Family heirlooms like crosses, lockets, pins and even photos make for a loving tribute to be added to wedding flowers.
If you're struggling to decide what colors to use in your bouquets, let us help! It's what we're here for and we're happy to work with you to find the perfect palette!
You can see more inspirational photos from this wedding on this Pinterest board.
Images: Pottinger Photography & Flourish & Co
