Coral bouquet

Coral wedding flowers, bridesmaids bouquet, Dahlia, Roses, Carnations, Gyp, Dusty miller.

Every year Pantone announces a “Color of the Year” based on current and upcoming trends. Their choice influences design in all areas, including wedding design. For 2019, the Pantone color experts have chosen Living Coral.

Sensuality, creativity and delicacy; the meaning of coral is such a unique way to set the tone for a wedding. The usual picks are those that speak of passion and “perfect” love, but these florals create a moment, a memory and an event unlike any other. Let’s take a peek at coral floral clusters that can easily fill your bridal bouquet. Make sure you take a look at our first round of inspiration here too. via Pinterest

Kroger custom coral wedding bridal bouquet, babys breath and roses http://www.ftdfloristsonline.com/kroger/

Pretty, but I wish there was more coral and less white and light pink.

This stunning brides bouquet is handheld bouquet with a mixture of coral, peach and beige roses accented with babies breath. This bouquet is approx 10 inches wide

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There are few dreamier settings for a wedding than a sailcloth tent with the ocean as a backdrop! We adored this coral, tangerine, and peach color palette for the florals and incorporated all the best spring blooms, including poppies, blooming dogwood branches, ranunculus, and lilac. We're ready for another beach wedding, please and thank you!

Flowers make statements and a bride must be careful with selecting them for a beautiful wedding. The lovely spring and summer time brings our brides some of the prettiest flowers around. You’ll find a whole bunch of bright, happy colors, from sunshiny yellows and oranges to bright pinks and even blues. Get inspired by the[...] READ ARTICLE