Loose bridal bouquet with apricot, blush and burgundy flowers, gathered green stems and a trailing ivory ribbon.

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An airy bouquet in apricot, blush and burgundy

Full apricot and blush flowers sit inside a loose outline of pale petals, green stems and deep burgundy accents.

Style: garden, relaxed
Colors: apricot, blush, burgundy, green
Season: spring, summer, autumn
Venue: garden, indoor

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An airy bouquet in apricot, blush and burgundy
Full apricot and blush flowers sit inside a loose outline of pale petals, green stems and deep burgundy accents.

What I want to borrow: Choose this reference when you want a full flower center with an irregular, airy edge and a trailing ivory ribbon.
Adaptation to discuss: Ask for the same light outline using available flowers and the scale you find comfortable to carry.

Questions for our supplier:
• How wide and heavy will the actual bouquet be?
• Which flower roles can change while keeping the shape?
• Where will it rest during dinner?

Scope to confirm: A loose apricot-and-blush outline with small burgundy accents, ribbon finish and a specified carrying size.
Responsible people: Florist for mechanics and delivery; a named recipient for handover and collection.
Before confirming: Agree acceptable substitute colors and the handover time; photograph the trial outline beside the outfit.
Working example (replace with actuals): Use one trial piece or drawn outline before agreeing the final count. Count personal flowers separately from table and ceremony arrangements.

Reference: https://weddingideasnow.com/ideas/airy-apricot-bouquet/

Why choose it

Choose this reference when you want a full flower center with an irregular, airy edge and a trailing ivory ribbon.

Make it yours

Ask for the same light outline using available flowers and the scale you find comfortable to carry.

Bring these questions

How wide and heavy will the actual bouquet be?
Which flower roles can change while keeping the shape?
Where will it rest during dinner?

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Scope to confirm: A loose apricot-and-blush outline with small burgundy accents, ribbon finish and a specified carrying size.
Who owns it: Florist for mechanics and delivery; a named recipient for handover and collection.
Before confirming: Agree acceptable substitute colors and the handover time; photograph the trial outline beside the outfit.
Illustrative working example: Use one trial piece or drawn outline before agreeing the final count. Count personal flowers separately from table and ceremony arrangements.

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