Blue flowers anyone?

Im marrying a Sailor in August and we are using Navy colors for our wedding. What are some blue flowers that can be used in the bouquets? HELP!

Blue flowers anyone?
There are many blue flowers. Blue Tulips are Gorgeous. Blue Peonies, Blue Bells, Hydrangeas (perfect for cut flowers) Lobelia, Plumbago(beatiful but mostly available in the south)Siberian Iris', Blue Roses, Vinca, Scabiosa,Verbenia





Gerbera Daisies come in about every color under the sun and they hold up well in bouquets
Reply:Use Peri winkle.
Reply:Corn flowers aka Bachelor buttons, and Irises, are two that I can think of that are naturally occurring. Or I found this site that appears to dye them for you : http://www.dotflowers.com/colors-abound-...
Reply:Cornflowers ( bachelor buttons) and Myosotis( forget me nots) and Lobelia come in blue but not navy blue. Maybe you could substitute navy ribbons tucked here and there in loops?
Reply:Carnations, irises, lilac, maybe even roses.
Reply:Carnations Violets Why don't you go to a florist and get some ideas
Reply:the best way to find out what flowers are blue is to talk directly to a florist who than can show you a list and a book full of blue flowers!
Reply:Blue bells are the first that come to mind or Orchids(but those are expensive) Have you thought about white flowers? That would be beautiful with Navy dresses and really "complete" your sailor theme.





Best of luck!





Oh I forgot Hydrangeas too!
Reply:daisys are lovely irises2
Reply:Here is a list of blue flowers with a variety of shades:





Achillea





Aconitum





Agapanthus





Agastache





Ajuga





Alcea





Allium





Alstroemeria





Amsonia





Anchusa





Anemone





Aquilegia





Aster





Astilbe





Aubrieta





Baptisia





Bergenia





Brunnera





Buddleia





Callirhoe





Camassia





Campanula





Caryopteris





Catananche





Centaurea





Ceratostigma





Cirsium





Clematis





Codonopsis





Convolvulus





Corydalis





Cymbalaria





Deinanthe





Delosperma





Delphinium





Dianthus





Digitalis





Dracocephalum





Echinacea





Echinops





Erigeron





Erinus





Erodium





Eryngium





Erysimum





Eucomis





Eupatorium





Euphorbia





Fuchsia





Gentiana





Geranium





Geum





Glechoma





Globularia





Hebe





Helleborus





Hemerocallis





Hesperis





Horminum





Hosta





Houstonia





Hydrangea





Iris





Isotoma





Jasione





Lamium





Lathyrus





Lavandula





Liatris





Lilium





Limonium





Linaria





Linum





Liriope





Lithodora





Lobelia





Lunaria





Lupinus





Malva





Meconopsis





Mertensia





Molinia





Monarda





Myosotidium





Myosotis





Nectaroscordum





Nepeta





Omphalodes





Origanum





Paeonia





Papaver





Pennisetum





Penstemon





Perovskia





Phlox





Phyteuma





Platycodon





Polemonium





Pratia





Primula





Pulmonaria





Pulsatilla





Pulsatilla





Roscoea





Rosmarinus





Salvia





Satureja





Saxifraga





Scabiosa





Scutellaria





Sedum





Semiaquilegia





Sesleria





Sisyrinchium





Stachys





Stokesia





Symphytum





Tanacetum





Teucrium





Thymus





Tradescantia





Tricyrtis





Verbascum





Verbena





Vernonia





Veronica





Veronicastrum





Vinca





Viola
Reply:I love black calla lillies they look dark blue


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Or Blue Hydranga





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Reply:you can have some flowers dyed blue if yiou cant find any that are naturally blue - ask the florist
Reply:Morning Glory is the only one I am aware of.
Reply:blue(pastel) and white carnations. You can find a lot of silk flowers in blue if you didnt necessarily want real flowers. They are less expensive and last forever as mementos.
Reply:As virgo27 noted, there are a ton of blue varieties of flowers, but since its hard to decide on a flower without seeing what they look like, theres a site by the connecticut botanical society that has photos of lots of flowers by color.





http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/gall...