Blush

This is such a great example of how blush really shines against black backdrops, though it's not the first thing that comes to mind. From the door to the bride's jet-black hair to the starry bridesmaid dresses, the scene is magical in black and white (well, blush). Note how the anemones really bring in that deepness with their dark centers.

This Poppy staffer opted for coral in a white and blush palette for his stunning woods wedding. This choice gives the couple's flowers an extra pop in the romantic, dimly lit reception area. It’s a combination that’s to die for, muted but still vibrant at the same time.

A shorter, non-traditional wedding dress and headband give off a 60s vibe that’s trendy and chic. We loved the fun, lush, textural garden-style arrangements with a mix of sage foliage, anemones, astilbe and astrantia. Everything came together to look absolutely timeless, while still current.

This wedding took place during August in Charleston, so it was really hot and alive. We love the heaps of blush and white with eucalyptus. It's so pleasant to see lots of focal blooms with predominantly garden roses. Note the deconstructed arch which felt so modern.

Extremely muted blush accents with luscious creams and whites invite guests into puff sleeves, corsets and gloves. The cloudy day at this country estate venue worked perfectly with the palette. Note the predominantly focal blooms, roses and reflexed tulips, with a hint of waxflower for texture.

This subtle blush and white wedding was an absolute vision of beauty and grace. The delicate blush hues added just the right amount of romance, while the white accents provided a sense of lightness and simplicity. Overall, the wedding was a breathtaking display of understated elegance and timeless beauty.