Bouquet Recipe: Hand-tied Spring Bouquet with Peach & Light Blue

When I have a color scheme featuring peach or light pink, I like to add a touch of light blue to make it more cheerful. Maybe this is because we live near water and are surrounded by many lakes and streams, which inspire me to include light blue in my creations, especially for summer weddings.

If you are also located near water, you might receive many inquiries from brides asking to incorporate light blue into their wedding themes!

So, I created a hand-tied bouquet using peach, pale pink, white, and light blue, and I am going to share the recipe for this bouquet here.

Even if the wedding color theme does not include light blue, it might be a great idea to add a touch of light blue to the bride’s bouquet if she likes the color or wants to incorporate “something blue” into her items. This will sure set her bouquet apart from the bridesmaids’ bouquets if bride wants to make her bouquet little different or more special!

Color Palette

White, Blush pink, Peach, Light blue

Material

1. Rose ( white Eskimo) – 7 stems
2. Garden rose ( peach Juliet) – 3 stems
3. Ranunculus ( peach & white) – 5 sttms
4. Sweetpea ( pale pink) – 5 stems
5. Snapdragon ( pink) – 5 stems
6. Spiarea ( white) – 2 large stems
7. Butterfuly Ranunculus ( white) – 4 stems
8. Delphinium ( light blue Bella) – 5 stems
9. Carnation ( antique pink) – 3 stems

Instructions; How to make garden-style hand-tied spring bouquet

1. Take one stem of Delphinium, Snapdragon, Rose and Butterfly Rannnculus to make a small cluster in the middle with different hights.
2. Add one Juliet Garden rose to create a focal point in the middle area of the bouquet.
3. Add each flower with a spiral. Sometimes, you can add a couple of stems in the same spot to create a grouping.
4. When you add flowers, try to add them with different heights every time to create in and out, and then keep turning the bouquet to make a nice oval shape.
5. If it’s hard to find the right balance, you can add light blue delphiniums at the end.
6. Add the white Spiraeas on the edge to make a nice dropping shape, and add a couple in the middle & high area to create a nice height on the profile.
7. Tie up with a rubber band or floral tape.
8. Cut the stems short and keep them in the water.