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Help Bridesmaid Bouquet Trouble

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I think I picked the hardest colors for my wedding to match Flowers too. My colors are Navy and Silver. My Flowers are white Stephanotis with rhinestone centers. I want to include some in the bridesmaids bouquets but that is all I know. I hate roses(I know that is weird) so I need some Ideas on flowers to pull in Silver and Navy. Anybody please also my bouquets have to be silk!!!
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  • pavingtheroadpavingtheroad member
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    edited December 2011
    What if you wrap the bouquet stem in navy/silver ribbon. The girls could have navy ribbon and you could have silver, or vice versa. You could also do a double wrap like this http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Xtx8P380w4w/SIi0a3_C_8I/AAAAAAAAAB4/UFZITB8gLcI/s320/BridalBraidedBouquetWrap.JPG

    Another idea is wrapping the bouquets in navy ribbon and putting silver brooches on each bouquet. I'm doing each girls first initial on their bouquet to personalize it
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  • button2011button2011
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    edited December 2011
    I'm doing the same colors for my wedding and had a hell of a time coming up with ideas. I have decided to keep the bridesmaids bouquets super simple with just white flowers and a blue ribbon around the stems. For myself I am also doing white flowers but am adding in some clusters of sparkly blue crystals and I am wrapping the stems in blue ribbon. I also know that there are some plants that have light gray leaves so I am looking at using some of that instead of greenery. I don't know what it's called though. Your florist should be able to help you.
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  • ag2037ag2037
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    edited December 2011
    there's a plant called dusty miller that has sort of shimmery gray/silver leaves. it could work really beautifully: http://www.floridafriendlyplants.com/DatabaseImages/DustyMiller.jpg
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