How to Incorporate More Color into Your Wedding Palette
We love working with color but know that it can be kind of intimidating when planning your wedding. We've compiled a variety of examples to help you envision what a colorful floral wedding could look like. If you're interested in having a vibrant palette we can help guide you to make sure everything flows throughout your event.
Bold Color
Meredith & John at 19 Acres Cider Co.
M & J were married mid-September which allowed us to use a ton of late summer and early fall blooms in bright colors such as dahlias, zinnia, strawflower, roses, and cosmos.
Images: Lauryn Kay Photography 
Emily & Aaron at Skamania Lodge
E & A opted for bright orange, pink, and red flowers for their wedding at Skamania Lodge. We loved using all the colorful zinnia, dahlias, marigolds, scabiosa, and rudbeckia from our fields.
Images: KMT Photos 
Lindsey & Joe at Abernethy
We leaned into a bold, autumnal palette for L & J's early September wedding. Yellow sunflowers and marigolds, toasty amaranth, red dahlias, and yellow zinnia mixed with fern were the perfect blooms to bring this vision to life.
Images: Photographs by Reesh
Vania & Warren at Empress Estate
We had fun designing with coral peonies and complementing carnations, roses, and snapdragon for V & W's early June wedding.
Images: Andreia Claro Photography
Vibrant Palette
Erica & Jamie at Blockhouse
We mixed bright colors and jewel tones for this late spring wedding at Blockhouse. We loved how the dark blue/purple delphinium balanced out the sunset palette.
Images: Lauren Miles Photo 
Styled Shoot at Everett West
We were excited to show off all the wondering spring blooms at this styled shoot. Featuring tulips, hellebore, anemone, and pieres in a spectrum of pinks and yellows.
Images: Chantal Sokhorn 
Wildflower Inspired
Two wildflower-inspired weddings featuring the bounty of late summer such as dahlias, zinnia, cosmos, and scabiosa.
Alondra & Anthony at Ironlight
Images: Emily Skye Photography 
Aubrey & Adam at Oregon Golf Club
Images: Lundyn Bridge Photography
Monotone Colors
Nishi & Joey at Blockhouse / Pomarius
We had so much fun creating a sunshine cloud for N & J in early October. We were still harvesting dahlias, sunflowers, marigolds, and yarrow - which all fit beautifully into their palette.
Image: Lauren Miles Photo
Henya & Zach at Blockhouse / Pomarius
H & Z wanted a simple, modern design in a palette of pinks and reds. We loved the chance to showcase the magenta zinnia & dahlias that were coming of the field in July.
Images: Briana Morrison Photography