Bouquets & Centerpieces

erinnfetterman

I am starting to look at wedding flowers. My colors are olive/fern green, brown and hints of copper. The colors of the girl's dresses are green. I was thinking about doing a kissing ball for each of them to hold. But I have no idea about what kind of flowers that would work for that.For my bouquet, I know I don't want it cascading - and I like the idea of having lots of different kids of flowers. But again, no idea what kinds of flowers. Or if I should add colored flowers or just white....Lastly - I don't want a ton of flowers for the centerpieces, but I also want some of the tables to be different. I thought maybe kissing balls at some tables - but on top of different sized pedestals. Anyone done anyting like that or have any unique ideas for centerpieces with or without flowers?Thanks!!!

Lovie 129

You can put almost any flower in a kissing ball. We are having 2 types of centerpieces at our reception, lanterns and candelabras with a ton of flowers surrounding them, I love flowers.You can have any kind of flower you want in your bouquet. Try greenery or parrot tulips. Carnations come in thousands of colors, seriously.Hope this helps.

ginnygrace84

With all the greens and browns, I think white kissing balls might look really nice for your bridesmaids. Most florists can put together a beautiful bouquet with lots of different flowers that stay within the same color-range, like whites and greens, for example. Personally I don't like a bunch of flowers and will be doing origami bouquets and will probably have candle-like centerpieces. Whatever you decide will be beautiful though. Good luck!

eanicola

hi, i just got engaged.  what exactly is a kissing ball?!