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What other flowers go with hydrangeas?

missmercmissmerc
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So I have been trying to plan out the flowers I will be using in my wedding (most of which will be DIY) and I need help with flower pairing! I know that I love blue hydrangeas and white ranunculus but I don't know what else to use? My theme is Rustic Chic, so I want all of the flowers to look like wildflower bouquets that anyone could pick. But I want the flowers I use to be beautiful and to go well together. Any ideas?


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Re: What other flowers go with hydrangeas?

  • cmp1986cmp1986 member
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    edited December 2011
    Roses, Peonies or any flower that is round and full.
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  • L&J2012L&J2012 member
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    edited December 2011
    I have hydrangeas, calla lilies, spray roses and delphiniums in my bouquet. Delphiniums will definitely add to the rustic chic look.
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  • PattyandAlanPattyandAlan
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    edited December 2011
    What about something like this?
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  • jagore08jagore08 member
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    edited December 2011
    I had peonies, hydrangeas, ranunculus, tulips, roses, daisies, and snap dragons in mine and my BM bouquets.

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  • missmercmissmerc
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    edited December 2011
    Thanks so much for the suggestions! I've been looking at different kinds of wildflowers for a really fresh-picked, country look.
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  • Magdala9Magdala9 member
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    edited December 2011

    Wildflowers vary from area to area.  In New England, I have black eyed susans, liatris, stattice, daisies, asters, and queen's annes lace.  I recommend avoiding queen anne's lace as it disintegrates with handling.. 

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  • bunchesbobbunchesbob
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    edited December 2011
    First of all, do you want the hydrangeas to be the focal point or the filler.  If they are the focal point, just add one other flower like spray garden roses, which will give you the look you want.  If you want the hydrangeas to be filler for the chic rustic wild flower look, then you can add all the other wild flower looks.  Bunches Bob
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