Wedding Flowers

White and orange wedding bouquets

If you wish for your wedding flower bouquet to look incredibly chic, feminine, elegant, vibrant and cheerful, the perhaps a white and orange color scheme is what you really need to get started. Choosing the theme for the wedding flower bouquet is one of the most important and challenging tasks that the bride must do, right after choosing the wedding dress.




While some brides might find this task to be stressful and overwhelming, others might enjoy and have a good time while choosing the flowers and the best colors for the wedding bouquet. Bicolor wedding bouquet or multi-tone wedding flower bouquet are very fashionable and in trend today and that is why more and more contemporary brides-to-be seem to adopt this idea.

In case your wedding is not planned with a too sophisticated, extravagant, pompous, strident and elaborated theme or character, then two colors are enough to make your wedding bouquet look fun and eye-catching. The main purpose of a bicolor wedding bouquet is to provide the bride with more texture, color and naturalness.

The colors of the flowers will be the ones that will lighten up the bride’s face, making her look more elegant, more visually attractive and eye-catching, more remarkable and unique among other brides carrying white wedding bouquets. All-white weddings are not for everybody, especially not now when there is a vast infusion of colored themed weddings all over the globe.

The flowers are meant to be colorful and vivid, in order to make the wedding a bit more cheerful, more playful, creative, joyful, happy and approachable or inviting. There is no need to play it only dramatic, sober, rigorous and within the white rules. Our suggestion for today is the white and orange wedding bouquet. We love this color scheme because it is so soft, graceful, feminine, radiant, cheerful, positive and glittering.

The orange color will simply make your face radiate with splendor and happiness, while the white will equilibrate the balance and add that pure innocent look that the bride needs. The enthusiasm, the energy and the vibrancy produced by the orange will surely captivate more admiring glances than a white wedding bouquet.

Among the most popular types of orange wedding flowers that you can buy and use in your white and orange wedding bouquet are: roses, tulips, ranunculus, peonies, calla lilies – star gazer lilies, sweet peas, terra cotta roses, bird of paradise, chrysanthemums, mango calla lilies, freesias, hibiscus, plumerias, carnations, gerbera daises or proteas.

The choices are not that many as in other cases and colors, but enough to get the party started. In white, the palette of choice is a bit more generous and wider. You can go with daffodils, hydrangeas, gardenias, anemones, orchids, freesias, lilies of the valley, carnations, dahlias, tuberoses, stephanotises, amaryllis, etc.