Wedding flowers and bouquet style to go with clover green
My daughter is having an outside wedding in July. Her dress is white with a clover green colored train. Two of the bridesmaids will be wearing expresso colored dresses, two will be wearing clover colored dresses and the maid of honor will be wearing a dress that has both of these colors in it. The wedding and reception will be a casual but elegant event. She wants to use daisies but cannot come up with any other flowers to go with them. She would like her bouqet to cascade. Any help in regards to colors and what flowers to use would greatly be appreciated. Thank You.
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Re: [scoobydo0] Wedding flowers and bouquet style to go with clover green
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Clover and Espresso are both rather neutral background colors. If your daughter is interested in plain old fashioned white daisies I would suggest the addition of spray roses and perhaps a bit of green mini hydrangea or other bright green accent to give a cascade bouquet a bit more body. The same can be done for her attendants. Consider using a different color spray rose. They go well with daisies because both are casual and loosly formed. If gerber daisies are the flower of choice you have many beautiful colors you may want to look into. They also come in a mini gerber now which is a great smaller size ...check those out. In terms of colors there is a broad range of choices! A bit too broad to write about and almost anything will work with your gowns. Hot pink and salmon come to mind immediately. Best thing to do is get the gowns in front of you in a large flower shop, craft store, fabric shop or anywhere there are a lot of different colors to look at and consider. Take the bride, her best friend and you and the bride gets two votes and veto power.
Wedding flowers and bouquet style to go with clover green
Clover and Espresso are both rather neutral background colors. If your daughter is interested in plain old fashioned white daisies I would suggest the addition of spray roses and perhaps a bit of green mini hydrangea or other bright green accent to give a cascade bouquet a bit more body. 
good luck!
