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A Compilation of Pinks, A Timeless Bridal Bouquet, and An Ode to July

Updated: Jul 28


Hand holding a bouquet of blush pink, lilac, and white flowers with long stems against a grassy background. Elegant and serene mood.
Pinky pinks, blue-y pinks, lilac-y pinks, purple-y pinks

On 20 July 2025, our clients Sam and Alex got married in their garden surrounded by flowers and just 20 of their closest family and friends. It was a joy to put together this bridal bouquet for Sam, a brief that read "I'd like pink, from "barely there" to something like bubblegum, with something surprising I haven't thought of, I trust you!" Two of my favourite elements of any brief; surprises and trust. And so we made this compilation of the purest white sweet peas, sweet peas ever so slightly blushing, soft pink garden roses, scented rosemint, the tiniest gypsophila kermisina, pinky-lilac night-scented stocks, spiked statice suworowii, campanula bells, and "bubblegum" cosmos. The surprise elements were the silvery grey poppies and bronze grasses; the poppies adding an unexpected gradient from pink, to lilac, to a stone-grey-purple, and the grasses catching the light like delicate jewellery.


A hand holds a bridal bouquet of wild, garden flowers with long botanically dyed silk ribbons, set against a blurred grassy background.
All the pinks and flowing silks in warm neutrals
Close-up of a bridal bouquet with natural garden flowers, set against a blurred, natural background. Vibrant and delicate blossoms.
The yellow gold centre of cosmos adding a touch of sunshine
Papaver Rhoeas "Amazing Grey". A type of annual poppy with delicate petals in focus, surrounded by soft greenery. The background is a blurred mix of pinks and greens.
Papaver Rhoeas "Amazing Grey" has such a complex colour and changes in the light and for the camera. To the eye, its something like when you accidentally wash a white garment with black clothes, or a watercolour wash of black, white and purple mixed together, the crepe paper quality of the petals showing tiny pencil lines of almost black.

Congratulations to Sam and Alex and thank you for inviting us to grow and create flowers for your wedding. Scroll below for more images of this ode to July in the form of a pink bridal bouquet!


A hand holds an artistic, wild bouquet of pink and purple garden flowers, set against the lush garden backdrop of a flower farm.


A hand holds a soft, blush bridal bouquet of pink, lilac and white flowers with botanically dyed silk ribbons, set against lush green foliage in a garden.
A bridal bouquet of pink, lilac, and white flowers, including roses and cosmos, against a dark green background, creating a romantic feel.
Pale pink, cream and white botanically dyed silk ribbons hang among flowers against a blurred green background, creating a serene and whimsical atmosphere.
Bridal bouquet of blush pink and purple flowers with long silk ribbons on a stone ledge, set against a lush green garden background of a flower farm.
A close-up of a bridal bouquet of cosmos, stocks, agastache, grasses, poppies, and astilbe is set against a blurred, dark green background, exuding a fresh, romantic mood.
A bridal bouquet of soft blush pink flowers with botanically dyed silk ribbons is held in a hand. Set against a lush green field of golden grasses, creating a serene, romantic mood.

If you would like wild, locally-grown, garden flowers at your wedding in Scotland and would like to discuss with us, do get in touch with Lauren at flowers@daysofdahlia.com. We would love to hear from you! Thank you for reading friends and do leave a comment and tell us what you think!x



 
 
 

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