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You have a wide variety of flowers to choose from depending on the atmosphere you wants to create with the color yellow.
Yellow compliments just about every imaginable hue, scattering a bright splash of sunshine in every arrangement. However, yellow as the prominent fauna becomes an enchanting landscape for true medallion lovers.
What a picturesque scene, walking into a golden canary wonderland. Yellow Craspedias stand proudly in table centerpieces at the reception.
Daffodils of the same hue adorn each side of the aisle at the wedding ceremony.
The bridesmaids wear golden ranunculus corsages, while the groomsmen sport buttermilk Gerpom boutonnières.
In comes the bride carrying an elegant bouquet of yellow lilies and snapdragon with a few lemon Pompon daisies and mini carnations in the blend.
However, maybe classic yellow roses or tulips teamed with dainty bright hydrangeas reflect what you desire, creating an elegant, lovely and traditional ambiance.
For an entirely different and stunning showcase, sunflowers give off a natural, magnificent aura you might prefer.
Soft white accents, such as baby’s breath, Gypsophila, or even white daisies, create an exquisite contrast. Complete the ensemble with Bells of Ireland, Ivy shoots, or Foxtail fern for added greenery.
What feels more innocent and carefree than yellow Dandelions? With some golden Yarrow and other whimsical wildflowers, you create a blithe spirit for your nuptials.
Imagine white or cream-colored tuxedos complimenting the yellow fauna selections. Subtle daffodil shades for the bridesmaid dresses embolden the whole effect.
Dainty cream and yellow headdresses for the bride’s closest women bring the wedding party colors together in stunning fashion.
What better way to begin your life together as a couple than amongst warm golden hues matching the sun and cheery dispositions of your family?
If yellow sounds like the right fit for you, don’t hesitate to put your dreams into action. Everyone will remember your wedding decor and your remarkable event for years to come.
