Wedding colors??

I am having my bridesmaid dresses clover green and want to use gerbera daisies.. i was looking at red and white/ivory.. but do you think that the red will be too overpowering. the one i was looking at is a darker red..
Wedding colors??
I couldn't get the pic of the dress, but I think you should go with a pink instead of red. I worked at a florist and know that you should be able to get gerbera daisies in light pink and hot pink. Hot pink would be bright like red that you were talking about, but not TOO overpowering and Christmasy. I think a blend of pinks and white with greenery in the bouquets would be fabulous with green dresses!



Here's a pic of kind of what I have in mind: http://tinyurl.com/4f76gx



or maybe this? It has other types of flowers, but the colors are nice. :o) http://tinyurl.com/3scgsp



This is also gorgeous: http://tinyurl.com/4wo9hq





Good luck!
Reply:Be careful using ANY red with green, the flowers would have to be the perfect color of red or you could have a disaster. What month will your wedding be? A December wedding you could try to use red and green but any other time I am not sure. Good luck.
Reply:You may want to consider a lighter color. And if you are looking for inexpensive bridesmaid jewelry sets , you may want to check out http://www.glamforless.com/Jewelry.htm. I got my bridesmaids jewelry from them and they loved them. Good luck.
Reply:if you used the RED one,

you gonna be the CENTER of wedding ceremony...

ivory or green one is nice I guess...

choose the soft-colour one...
Reply:cover greena adn pale pink gerberas would look nice.

just like a pretty little garden

red especially deep red would be way too overpowering. you need delicate colours.
Reply:i like the clover green and like a light pink idea from one of the answerers, Red is gonna be to overpowering
Reply:yes i think the red will be over powering also. try a light pink or light purple if Gerber daisy come in purple.
Reply:The RED would be over powering maybe use a paler coulor or a neutral tone