Wedding Flowers

Green Wedding Flower Centerpieces

For the lucky brides or couples who are planning a superb wedding in the middle of the nature and haven’t found yet the right color scheme or theme to go for, perhaps gorgeous green wedding flower centerpieces we’re presenting here can make beautiful sources of inspiration in this regard. We love the outdoors weddings and we think that the green color is the most suitable one when it comes to natural, vibrant and casual energizing wedding receptions.

You can choose to decorate your entire wedding suing the green theme, or you can use this color only as accents to a different principal color. The green hue looks absolutely phenomenal when used in combination with the precious yellow, white, orange, pink and purple shades. You can also opt for a stunning green and light blue theme, or for a more impressive and modern green and chocolate brown theme. The black and green themes are also very trendy today and common in modern weddings.

The final look of your green theme depends on the formality, season and location of the wedding. You can go for a bolder green themed wedding if the big event is to be more casual, natural and cheerful or for a lighter type of green if the wedding is more select, high class and refined. It’s very important to choose the right shade of green, because this color can be found in lots of precious and tricky or versatile derived nuances that can work for certain types of event formalities.

The green color palette that you can choose from contains the following nuances: lime greens, meadow greens, forest greens, emerald greens, mint greens, sage greens, camo or hunter greens. And each of these green nuances can work for a special type of wedding and formality, and this is why is essential to figure out which type of green can better fit the type of wedding reception you’re planning. When it comes to choosing the fresh or real flowers for composing your unique green wedding flower centerpieces, the choices aren’t too many or generous.

However, here are our recommendations in this regard: gerbera daises, chrysanthemums, spider mums or button mums, asters, carnations, hydrangeas, tulips, roses and orchids. You can use a few extra leaves, herbals and plants to make the arrangements richer, fresher and ampler. Or, you can simply use more green recipients or vases and accessories for the flowers!