Orange color bride bouquet?

I am getting married in December and as Orange is my favortie color, I want it part of the theme (as well as silver). Gerbera are my favorite flowers too. I somehow can't think of my bouquet being made up of orange gerberas. Any suggestions out there for orange colored bouquet? Which flowers to use?
Orange color bride bouquet?
I think gerbera sound perfect, they are so beautiful, however I wouldn't have them made into an old fashioned style bouquet, I would just have a bunch tied together with some silver ribbon.
Reply:There are lots of nice orange flowers out there. Lillies, roses, asters... ask a florist - they'll be able to provide lots of suggestions. Also look for "fall bouquets" online - orange is pretty common in them.
Reply:You could go with orange roses. Or those roses that kind of fade to different colors. Either the ones that are yellow with orange tips or orange with pink tips. That would be really pretty. I know you can find orange orchids, the smaller kind that might look nice all bunched together. I think the gerberas could look nice as a bouquet too, if you would really prefer them. You can always ask a florist to bunch some together so you can get a quick idea of how it would look.



Some other orange flowers, or flowers that at least come in orange:

amaryllis

calla lilies

lilies

ranunculus

tulips



Good luck with your choice!
Reply:carnations, roses (orange and "sonya" ones), cream ones, might be able to get some form of lily
Reply:Offhand, I'm not sure what flowers are popular in Dec other than poinsettas, nor what is available to you in your area.

But your florist could use orange roses, or even dye mums, fiji mums, or carnations.
Reply:I think an orange colored flowers is a great idea for a bouquet. Mine was a mix but had orange in it. Very pretty and definently looked great!
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Reply:I would make it a pale orange, and perhaps blend it with white flowers to help blend with your dress and the winter white season. I would say go with roses, they always look good and they photograph really well.
Reply:I would use Tiger Lillies. they are beautiful and it could be a simple cluster tied with a silver ribbon.
Reply:In december? You'll be paying alot of money to get those flowers- they'd be out of season. Good luck to you
Reply:Some orange like daisies would probably look great. Good luck.