Question : What Flowers go well with Orchids?
I have not yet decided the Orchid combination at our wedding. My fiancé has chosen Orchids (green or white). What do you think would make a good bouquet for me and a good bouquet for my bridesmaids? If you have suggestions on groomsmen boutonnières or other corsages PLEASE let me know!
- asked by Bride to Be
All Answers:
Answer #1 Try the knot.com and weddingchannel.com you can also try typing in orchid
bouquets into yahoo image search that might be your best bet - answered by heller
Answer #2 Orchids are such beautiful flowers and can make a fantastic bridal bouquet.
White orchids with a small yellow flower and greens are lovely in a cascade
bouquet for a bride. For bridesmaids and maid/matron of honor, I would choose a
colored orchid, perhaps purple, or pink.The lady slipper orchid, which is
usually white and pink, would be nice on your groomsmen. Congrats and best
wishes on your impending marriage! - answered by Amie
Answer #3 Since Orchids are expensive, try to mix it with a flower that looks elegant but
is much cheaper. Have one large orchid mixed in with white lilies, for example,
and green fern-like leaves for the bridesmaids. The bride, for course, should
have more orchids in a cascade bouquet. Give the groom and groomsmen all a
single orchid boutonniere.Do an image seach for orchid bouquet to get ideas. I
love this one:
http://www.sunnywoods.com/upload/lgimg/1163043308.jpg - answered by Elaine L
Answer #4 Here is a site I found for you that shows some orchid bouquets
http://www.seashellsinbloom.com/bouquets2.htmHere's a pretty bouquet
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jencressey/225540907/And some more
http://www.sillieeebunnieee.com/pm/albums/userpics/10002/OrchidBouquet.jpg
http://www.posiesandpoppies.com/slideshow/bridal.php?id=32
http://www.flowersbynature.on.ca/browseproducts/Red-Rose---Orchid-Bouquet.html
Your bouquet needs to be the biggest and have another color that draws the eye
to it and you of course. Your bridesmaids need smaller ones with a different
drawing color. Maybe another color in your wedding.Here is a site with some
beautiful pictures and colors that go together very good
http://www.verbenadesigns.com/Bouquets.htmI hope this helped. Have fun
planning your wedding!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`` - answered by Heidi
Answer #5 I am having orchids in my bouquet, too. This is the description of my bouquet
per the florist:hand tied bouquet with cymbidium orchids, white and creme roses,
yellow fresia and pale yellow stock, lemon leaf collar wrapped in white satin
with pearl pins.My bridesmaids descriptions are:white and creme roses, yellow
fresia and pale yellow stock, lemon leaf collar and stem wrapped in creme satin
with green ballet tie.Your florist will know all of the combinations that will
look great with orchids. I have seen a picture of my bouquet and it is
absolutely beautiful! I saved the orchids for myself as they are a special
flower (it was my florists suggestion that I keep the orchids just for my
bouquet).My colors are sage green and creme. Depending on what your wedding
colors will be you may wish to use different colors. Good luck! - answered by jkh724
Answer #6 Since there are so many varieties of orchids - phalenopsis are a traditional
wedding ordhid - you really need to first sit down and decide which one(s) you
want to use. If you want the traditional bridal bouquet of phalenopsis and white
roses with stephanotis that's one look.Here's a link to MANY orchid bouquets
samples along with styles and colors. Good Luck picking just one! LOL
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=orchid+bouquets&gbv=2 - answered by Cory C
Answer #7 There are a lot of flowers that go well with orchids ... calla lilies, roses and
gerberas are a few choices. Orchids won't be the bulk of the bouquet, though,
because they can get to be very expensive (some are as high as $10 a stem). The
gentlemen can wear callas or roses and the same goes for the mothers and
grandmothers. A great trend is giving the mothers and grandmothers an actual
replica bouquet, much smaller than yours of course, to carry instead of a wrist
or pinned corsage. - answered by VAWeddingSpecialist
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