Flowers for my wedding?

Question

Our colors are silver, green, ivory, and white, what flowers can we use that will look nice and grow in the fall? (october)

Answer 1

http://www.wedding-flowers-and-reception...

http://www.jasonnicole.com/KnotBio/bioPi...

http://www.bloomeryweddings.com/blog/con...

Answer 2

what a bout a type of lily  

Answer 3

those are goregous colors!!!!! depending on what color is used more but i would go with white roses!!

Answer 4

callalillies

Answer 5

steal them from your neighboor thats the best thang to do

Answer 6

Hi there! I work in a flower shop, and so I can try to be of some help. Silver, green, ivory and white...hmm. Well, do you like foliage? You can get your bouquets wrapped in tropical foliage instead of ribbon if you like! Or, you can get them wrapped in traditional ribbon in green or something, and then braided over in silver or so to incorporate the colors. Calla lilies would look beautiful in a wedding with colors such as yours. Also, white stock is a pretty flower (you can Google it) that would look nice. A lot of brides like Gerbera daisies, and those come in all colors- white, cream, etcetera. also, cymbidium ORCHIDS are awesome flowers to use in weddings with green in them. They're beautiful in bridal bouquets and come in a beautiful light green chartreuse color. You can get green calla lilies, too, as I think of it. White freesia would look pretty against the callas, stock and orchids. Also, roses are available in almost any color and shape. Green roses (SuperGreen is the variety name) are adorable! You can also get white or ivory roses put into the bouquets. Have you thought about doing a seashell theme for your wedding? We live on the coast so we do a lot of weddings with that theme, I'm not sure if its something you're into. If so, you could have your florist pick shells into your bouquets! Its beautiful and I've seen a lot of weddings do it. Also, have you thought about centerpieces at all? We do a lot of things with candles at our shop-- You could do something with white candles and sprinkle swavorski crystals around it or something. You could place a mirror at each table center and then place a centerpiece made of a mix of your wedding flowers on it. The mirror could incorporate the cool silver you're using. We're currently doing a wedding that consists of a silver Nautilus shell sitting on a mirror, and the Nautilus shell is filled with light blue hydrangea and the whole thing is surrounded by silver candles that have shells sprinkled on the tops and silver glitter. Just a few ideas to get your creative juices flowing! Good luck!