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Bouquet Recipe | Ranunculus and Wheat Grass

Located within the heart of Chicago IL’s West Loop & Fulton Market district, Natural Beauties Floral has quickly become one of Chicagoland’s most respected and sought after wedding florists. Lucky for you, they have shared a fall inspired bouquet recipe. Peach and green tones come together in this elegant bouquet that would accent any bride beautifully.

Recipe:
white ranunculus (10 stems)
apricot mini callas (10 stems)
peach girlie frolies spray roses (10 stems)
ivory vendela roses (5 stems)
dusty miller (1 bundle)
green scabiosa (12-15)
a dash of white pods
and…a sprinkle of wheat grass

Photographer: Colin Lyons
Florist: Natural Beauties Floral

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1. birdie to be says:

8.18.2011 at 10:23 am

Gorgeous bouquet! I love the lushness & the colors!
2. Elegant Wedding Invitations says:

8.20.2011 at 12:54 am

Love how it’s not very bright and loud yet beautiful and engaging.
3. invitation consultants says:

8.22.2011 at 9:42 am

gorgeous! very autumn chic.
4. Susan Stockwell says:

2.16.2012 at 8:06 am

Beautiful textures and tone on tones!

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12.30.2012 at 5:10 pm

[...] Native to Asia and celebrated for its bright beauty, the ranunculus is available in nearly every color, from white to pink, red, yellow, and orange. Often considered as a cost-effective alternative to the rose and the peony, the lush, multipetaled bloom is actually a relative of the buttercup — that little flower you might have picked and held close to your chin as a child — and stands just as well on its own as it does as an accent. [...]