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Is There a Way to Add Drama to My Bouquet?

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Use a contrasting color scheme to take a bouquet from traditional to dramatic. Dark varieties of flowers, such as kangaroo paw, tacca, and chocolate cosmos, make a statement when combined with light roses. For a brighter bouquet, pair pink tulips and sweet peas with lemon leaf foliage.

Try shades of red or orange to best complement a white gown. You can also forgo the conventional nosegay in favor of a vintage cascade shape. Orchids look elegant in this style and are perfect for a bride who's getting married on the beach.

Dress up your bouquet with special touches, such as antique-embroidered ribbon or an heirloom handkerchief. Complete the look by securing the material with a sparkling brooch or pearl pins.

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