Check out the latest Tuesday Flowers post! I put a lot of love into creating this post, and I sincerely hope that you find as much joy in it as I did. In this ongoing series, I curate a weekly floral palette that showcases stunning flowers and complementary greenery. My goal is to inspire you with fresh and captivating color combinations and showcase beautiful flowers.
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Hydrangea Shocking Blue Blue
The hydrangea flower consists of many small clover-shaped flowers that form a focal head. It can be arranged alone, used as a base, or combined with other flowers to create a stunning bouquet.
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Delphinium Belladonna Light Blue
Delphiniums are a charming addition to any bouquet. Their delicate, paper-like blooms boast star-shaped flowers that gracefully line a tall stem. I adore using these enchanting flowers to create aisle runners reminiscent of a beautiful garden.
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Viburnum Berries Blue
Viburnum's dark berries are a favorite addition in floral arrangements, garlands and wreaths from fall through winter. I am captivated by the rich, deep navy blue hue that these berries lend to the arrangement.
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Rose Aspen White
The timeless beauty of white roses makes them an elegant and sophisticated choice for any occasion. The contrast between their pristine petals and the blues in this palette creates a stunning visual impact. Their versatility allows them to seamlessly enhance any floral arrangement, adding a touch of classic charm and grace.
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Tulip Dyed Blue/White
Blue-dyed tulips will bring a unique touch to any floral arrangement. I adore how their closed petals gradually unfurl into a delicate, cup-shaped flower. You can even experiment with reflexing them to create an intriguing new shape!
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Fruiting Branches Olive Green
The fruiting olive branches boast lush green leaves with a captivating silvery undertone. These exquisite leaves are perfect for adding depth and stunning texture to any floral arrangement.
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This month, I have been focused on creating new blog series I hope you will enjoy as much as I have enjoyed making them. I am sharing floral palettes in this series, which is very close to my heart and something I didn't realize was missing from my life. I used to make these all the time when I owned my little shop on State Street for weddings, events, or simply to inspire me in design.