Purple Wedding Flowers - page 1Purple Wedding Flowers are harder to come by and thereby make your bridal bouquet even more special if you use them.Purple is the symbolic color of Royalty and definitely makes a memorable floral statement. Blue and purple flowers tend to be delicate, so you may want to add them to mixed bouquets and arrangements as accents. Combine purples with whites, greens, reds, and pinks to create harmony, or mix them with yellows and oranges for sharp contrast.
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Examples of Purple Wedding Flowers:
Using a base faux petal aisle runner, sprinkle some real petals from mauve colored roses to add texture and fragrance. 
A gorgeous urn arrangement for your wedding ceremony. It features white oriental lilies, purple tulips, white and mauve roses, purple trachelium and purple artichokes. Greens include stems of camelia, variegated ivy and Italian ruscus. Silver bullion wire adds some sparkle. 
This is a different way to wear a corsage. It's called a shoulder corsage and it features mauve roses, purple mini calla lilies, and stems of purple sweet peas along with myrtle and Italian ruscus greenery. Purple bullion wire and beading add to this unique type of corsage. Purple bullion wire and beads are also used. 
A gorgeous bridal bouquet with white oriental lilies, purple tulips, roses and purple mini calla lilies. It is finished with scented geranium greenery and bead wisps and crystals. Variegated ivy is added as greenery. 
A great reception centerpiece especially suited for rectangular tables. Each centerpiece contains white oriental lilies, white and purple roses, Queen Anne's lace, fuchsia dendrobium orchids and purple artichokes. Galax leaves, scented geranium and leatherleaf fern make up the greenery. 
If your guy is not sure about wearing boutonniere, try one of these. It is called a pocket square and just slips into the pocket of his tuxedo/suit. This one uses a mauve rose and purple statice with some dusty miller and crystals beading.
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