Pink is one of those eternally sweet colours.

Paired with white, it is a romantic combination that is always lovely.

This was the colour combintion for Anne and Mark’s late September wedding.

Her bouquet of pink and white floral wrapped with a lace ribbon provided the bride set the tone.

Pretty Pink Bridal Bouquet | Floret.ca

The ceremony at The Church Of The Good Shepherd in Thornhill  carried over the theme to the reception at Yang’s Fine Chinese Cuisine.

Wedding Flowers At The Church Of The Good Shepherd | Floret.ca

While pinks and purples are always timeless and beautiful, peaches while much less common are equally as beautiful.

Such was the theme for Jacylyn and Darko’s wedding. Perfect for a mid-summer wedding.

Peaches and Cream Bridal Bouquet | Floret.ca

Wedding Ceremony At St. Dimitrija Solunski Macedonian Orthodox Church In Markham | Floret.ca

One thing weddings are definitely not anymore is predictable.

And this was most wonderfully the case with Meagan and Michael’s wedding that took place this past weekend at the Steam Whistle Brewery in Downtown Toronto.

For their lovely Valentine’s Day wedding, they decided to dispense with the traditional notions of great formality and red roses.

Instead, they opted to be wed in a theme of white tropical flowers with a clean and modern twist to complement their choice of a lounge theme.

White callas and dendrobiums were water immersed in modern glass cylinders complete with floating candles and matches votives.

In the ceremony the bride and groom were flanked by tall glass vases in a similar themed encircled with candles.

Modern Candle-lit Ceremony Arrangements

Once  vows were said and done, the guests were treated to a room full of candlelight to complete the chosen furnishings of white leather lounge chairs, steel rimmed coffee tables and a blue back lit bar.

Candle-lit Centerpieces Fill The Steam Whistle Brewery

In my last post,  I wrote that one way to celebrate a wedding during the fall or winter season was with rich warm colours.

Another classic way to celebrate a winter wedding with flowers is to consider all the elements visible in nature now and take the whiteness of snow and the pine trees wrapped with twinkle lights as inspiration for a wedding flower palette.

From hydrangeas and roses, to orchids and lilies, there is a plethora of flowers that come in beautiful shades of cream and white and incorporating winter greens such as cedar or pine, creates a texture that is elegant and classic look for a seasonal arrangement.

This combination can be used everywhere from boutonnieres for the groom and his groomsmen with small sprigs of cedar to accent a single white bloom to coordinate with the bouquet of the bride and that of her bridesmaids to large arrangements for ceremony and head tables and the matching centerpieces.

Beautiful arrangement of white hydrangea and roses and winter greens