Cracking the colour scheme/flower conundrum

Simple and it looks absolutely stunning. I love gypsophillia.

For the BMs bouquets, we kept it simple with pink roses and gypsophila:

These were from our local market stall, £25 for each BM bouquet.

I managed to convince my OH to wear pale blue rather than any other shade of blue so we could claim we had a pastel colour scheme. I thought my bouquet had to include some blue in it to bring all the colours together but there aren't a lot of naturally blue flowers around. I found some inspiration on the internet, and went for pink roses and blue hydrangea:

£50 for the Bride's bouquet.

So colours were sorted but we had a lot of different flowers (gypsophila, pink roses, blue hydrangea, lilies) and we needed to bring this together as well otherwise it would looked like we had chosen some random flowers without any link to each other. Our florist sorted this with a stunning top table arrangement incorporating all these flowers:

£50. We used this in the ceremony room, and then moved it to the Head Table for the wedding breakfast.

We decided to go for a Flower Cake Topper. Pink roses, blue hydrangea and gyp:

£10. I was really happy when I saw the cake topper as this was the one thing I didn't have a photo for to show the florist, and it turned out fine on the day.

We spent approx. £250 on flowers. I had a massive headache for a couple of weeks trying to think how to bring all these elements together (really should have planned it out right from the start!) but I think it worked out fine and it seemed fairly cohesive.

The flowers all went together beautifully.

I love the blue and pink together in your bouquet. The colours look great together.

And also thank you for saying romantic colour scheme. I've been trying to think of a way to describe the muted pastelly colours I want and have not been able to think of a suitable phrase!

Thanks ladies for your comments! Slink - Glad that I have helped you describe your colour scheme! ?