Monday, May 17, 2010

What kind of flowers would make a nice purple bouquet?

I'm looking for any flowers that are sort of a deep royal purple colour:





http://www.tremblaydesigns.com/Tissu/lyc...

What kind of flowers would make a nice purple bouquet?
Lilacs have a wonderful scent and hang nicely..and purple columbine was gathered by pioneers for bouquets
Reply:base on the colour you shown





to have a full purple bouquet is not really nice.. cos it may look dull. the in-thing nowsday is to mix it up to bring the purple out rather than to have combination of similar colours...


here is 2 combination of flower I think it is nice and have place the colour next to them





combination 1 )


-%26gt;calla lilies (deep purple)


-%26gt; freesia (pink)


-%26gt;purple lisianthus


-%26gt; light blue hycainth





combination 2)


-%26gt;Wine sweet peas ( or replace with purple-white edge lisianthus)


-%26gt; cacil brunner roses ( rose buds which is soft pink in colour), you can replace this with white lily-of-the-valley or small white flowers)


-%26gt; blue thistle ( blue purple )


-%26gt; cosmo ( dark purple.. )





if you are in a budget ... it is always good to just choose 1 floe and make it into a large bouquet .. it looks up-class, simple and beautiful..purple flower tend to go eith blue-purple or red(purple), ahve your pick





purple flower


-%26gt; lavender ( light blue pruple)


-%26gt; tuilps ( dark red-purple)


-%26gt; calla lilies ( dark red-purple)


-%26gt;freesia ( light purple)


-%26gt; lisianthus ( dark blue purple to light purple )


-%26gt;sweet peas( light blue purple )


-%26gt;roses ( light purple)
Reply:depending on what you're using the boquet for, if it is a casual just because boquet purple violets or mountain hyacinth are a deep purple but small flowers and quite short-stemmed. Ummm, also something called a "spider flower" are very unique and very pretty. I don't know the latin name for them but I grow them in my flower bed and gets tons of compliments on how interesting and pretty they are. If it is more of a formal type try the purplish shades of roses and/or orchids.
Reply:Depends on the purpose of the bouquet. If that picture you have posted is of a fabric for bridesmaids then you need something that can stand up to a beating on wedding day. Iris blossoms are too delicate for that. If it's for inside, like for decorating a room, then an arrangement of silk flowers would be great. You can have your pick at a craft shop like Michael's or a department store like Wal- Mart. Take a swatch of the fabric when you go and you'll be able to match and contrast at will. Just be aware that the lighting can make a difference in how the colours look.





The Muse
Reply:Here's some purple bouquets:


Iris, Lavender Spray Asters, Purple Veronica, Purple Stock, Purple Lisianthus , Purple Miniature Carnations, Button Pompons, Purple Statice, Purple Asters. Scroll down to "Purple passion" "Fond Wishes" %26amp; "Elementary..."


http://www.flowerbarn1.com/summerflowers...


http://www.flowerfresh.com/flower-bouque...


Purple Lisianthus with white Lilies:


http://www.flowerbud.com/products.asp?ca...





Purple Hyacinth Bouquet:


http://products.proflowers.com/flowers/P...





Purple Liatris, Asters and Roses in a bouquet with yellow Lillies:


http://www.1-800-balloons.com/store/prod...





Shades of purple %26amp; Lavender bouquet:


http://www.organicbouquet.com/Product/De...





Purple, white and lavender Stock bouquet:


http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...





This bouquet has purple Iris surrounded by lavender Freesia %26amp; purple Asters. A deeper %26amp; more purple Iris can be used here instead of the one pictured:


http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...


Purple Iris bouquet:


http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...





Purple Stocks,Larkspur, and Lisianthus accented with purple Monte Casino:


http://www.ftd.com/12266/catalog/product...


http://www.flowerparade.ca/flowers/aster...





You can also use purple Phlox, %26amp; purple Hydrangea in a bouquet.


http://www.bluestoneperennials.com/b/bp/...


http://henryfields.com/product.asp?pn=72...


http://www.flickr.com/photos/brimley/477...





Dark purple roses:


http://www.darkpurpleroses.com/


http://www.angelfire.com/nj2/rose36/imag...





Lobelia flower:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/salvias/144...





WOW ! Look at these beautiful purple flowers; Salvia leucantha, the Mexican sage %26amp; Blue hibiscus (Alyogyne huegelii) with royal purple flowers:


http://redwoodbarn.com/DE_purple.htm





A list of purple flowers for bouquets:


http://www.weddingclipart.com/guide/flow...





Good luck!!! I hope this has been helpful.
Reply:Purple ... do all the flowers have to be purple because there are a lot of flowers and colors that go well with purple.


Purple flowers- Lisiathus, purple stock, purple hydrangeas, purple roses, purple daisy... a lot of flowers come in purples.


other colors that would go great with purple are white or greens ... you could even put pinks and corals with it.
Reply:I have to tell you, purple flowers are my all time fave! My backyard has tons of purple Lobelia (not sure how they would work in a bouquet), lilac, purple daisys (they have some white also, %26amp; look stunning next to the darker purples) Irises, lavender (smells good, but it would depend on what the bouquet was for)


This is a link I found that has lots of pictures of purple flowers:


http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...





Hope it helps!
Reply:There are many different flowers that will make a beautiful bouquet


Lisianthus, purple stock, "cool water" (lavender) roses would make a beautiful contrast,purple tulips, purple lilac will be in season for another week or so. Matsumoto asters.. those are a few.. hope helps..


aloha
Reply:Purple freesia, tulip, pansi, violet, campanula, louisiana iris, thymus vulgaris, lavandula, rosmarinus officinalis, tulbaghia, petunia, bougainvillea... All of them, have purple flowers.
Reply:Their is a Davine purple arum Lillie. Clematis and Lilac. African Violets and Roses. Hydrangeas. Check what is in season in your area.


Blossom would be wonderful if its spring.


Enjoy creating your bouquet.
Reply:lisianthus, anemones, french tulips, asters, zinnias, dahlias, violets, irises(although you do have a brite yellow stripe in those), tricillium
Reply:My personal choice is lavender. It not only looks good, but it smells good, and if left in the vase without water will dry and continue the aroma and still look pretty.
Reply:Purple Lisianthus: you can find these at most floral shops.


http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...





Good Luck
Reply:well i just want to share this with u its a colorado columbine but i dont think its the purple u want.





http://www.chaffeecounty.net/chaffee-cou...
Reply:Lilac, irises, purple tulips. Later in the year, buddleia (butterfly bush), michaelmas daisies
Reply:Irises, hyacinth, hydrangea, heliotrope, lavender roses,
Reply:Carnations are nice in purple because they can have so many diffrent options some with white trim some dark some light. They are so pretty and live a long time after cut.
Reply:purple flowers -visit the florist.
Reply:Orchids, Dahlia, mum, and Iris...of course not all three can be found year round
Reply:Iris's. Good time of year for them, and they always smell divine too.
Reply:purple wax flower it smells good, or orchids
Reply:roses can be died purple. maybe a birds of paradise
Reply:Lavender is pretty and smells good too!
Reply:SCABIOUS I HAD THEM IN MY WEDDING BOQUET
Reply:lilacs...smell good too/...


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