Twilight

We love the Majolica spray roses with their yellow centers, the mauvey Grey Knights roses from our Poppy farm, and the blackberry scabiosas. Don't be afraid to add in pops of magenta here, like this couple did! Note the modern, spraypainted take on baby's breath (aka gypsophila) which is far from a boring, old school flower.

Such a vibrant take on this cooler palette. We love the rounds of blush against the white larkspur and lavender scabiosa. And how gorgeous are those anemones and lavender lisianthus literally dripping from the cake? Love the food truck in the backdrop.

This couple approached the palette with brighter pops of purple roses and violet lisianthus. The touch of blue delphinium brings that bold pop of purple forward toward the eye. Note the traditional, princess-like arrangement style, with textural greenery including seeded eucalyptus.

This is a great example of how this palette can be styled quirky and bold. We love the bright, almost dissonant colors against the exposed brick. Along with the bride's dress, you get a timeless sense of strong character, all in an indoor urban setting. It's fun and active, taking twilight tones as its softest hues.