Can anyone name flowers that can be made into colour???
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indigo dye comes from a plant
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put food coloring in the water or dip the tips of the flower in food coloring.\n\ndissolve one ounce of food coloring in one pint of warm water. Then add one teaspoon of sugar. Place the dye solution in a clear glass vase.\n\nImmerse the fresh cut flower stems in about three inches of dye solution. \n\nRemove the flowers from the dye solution when the desired color is achieved. This could take anywhere from 1 to 24 hours.
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Pastels - light pinks, blues, yellows, peach, lavender. I love spring/summer weddings because you can pick between so many pretty colors
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Well since you haven't specified any flower so I'll put in some common ones.\n1. China rose- Hibiscus rosa-sinensis\n2. Rose- Rosa damenscus or Rosa indica\n3. Evening Primrose- Oenothera lamarckiana\n4. Periwinkle- Vinca rosea\n5. Garden Pea flower- Pisum sativum\n\nYou can find many more here: http://www.cook.rutgers.edu/~greenmachine/COMM_FL_DESIGN/CUT_FLOWERANDGREENSID/CUTFLOWERS/SCIENTIFICFLOWERNAMES.HTML
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Fall theme with deep reds browns and golden colors.  Use leaves and mums as decorations.  I went to a wedding like that it was beautiful.  The bridesmaids wore a deep apple red dress.  Very lovely.  Or for my August wedding I just did a theme of hearts.  I like silver so everything had silver hearts on it.  My favorite color is purple so a had many different shades of medium purple flowers and decorations.  It was elegant yet relaxed.  Go for whatever your hearts desire is.
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if you have specialty stores, or party stores you can usually find special colors there. check with bridal shops, or bridal planners, if they don't have them, they know someone who does. good luck
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Well, start with colors – I would do bright, sunset colors (like reds, pinks, yellows, and oranges) or bright greens and blues, like tropical foliage and skies.  Orchids would be great for some of the flowers, because they come in such a range of hues, and a few of them in a bouquet or centerpiece make a nice statement.  If you can find them, hibiscus trees would be cool to have at the reception – put a few in the corners of the room or right in front of the entrance.  When you think of tropical locations, you think of lots of plants, so use a lot of greenery in the decorations – this can help save money in some cases.  Try to use big things – big leaves (banana leaves, palm fronds), big flowers (hibiscus, protea), etc.  You may be able to put small centerpieces in coconut shells.  Use seashells, too.  My wedding wasn’t a tropical theme, but it was a beach theme, and for the centerpieces we borrowed some big hurricane lamp style things and put some sand, a pillar candle, and shells, starfish, and sand dollars in them, then put tealights on the table, too.  You could also do something with floating candles and/or flowers.  If there’s a buffet or a drink table or something like that, place tropical fruits all around the table – pineapples, mango, kiwi, papaya, etc.  Big paper lanterns in the right colors, or little ones on a string of lights, can look cool.  Have seashells (made of fondant) on the cake.  A tropical theme is pretty versatile, because it can easily be made more formal or more casual.  Hope this helped!
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how about using different colors of pom poms...like brown orange and yellow, and red?
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You can get hydrangeas, iris, delphinium, and a world of other blue flowers that should be in season.  I wouldn't attemp dying gerberas.  They are a very tempermental flower and are very difficult to tell if they are gonna last even if they haven't been altered.  adding chemical dyes would most likely not be good for them, other flowers maybe, but prolly not gerberas.  They make a spray paint that is specially made for tinting flowers.  Your florist can get it.  This would be far less harsh on the gerberas.  Some florists refuse to do it, but many will if your paying!
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http://www.flowers.com
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You can if you use spray tan. :)\nOr just colour them in with a brown felt-tip pen. :)
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Any good florist will be able to tell you that. I know carnations, roses, and most greens (ferns, ivy, baby's breath) are always in season. I would go with carnations, very inexpensive and can be turned any color you want
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My dear friend, \nI learned what the color and relationship meaning of roses meant a long time ago. I would surely think you could look these up today, easily via the internet or to call a local flouriest.\nI recommend that you buy two of each of the flowers that you learn about, put them all together, and present to your loving parents. Include a card that explains the meaning of each pair of colors on a card and just let them absorb. After a weekend of privacy, they will surely be every so glad to see you and discuss all that happened. Hmmm, want to fill us in? God Bless you, such a sweet and thoughtful heart.
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Try doing flame tests; adding certain compounds to fire make really awesome colors; it's kind of like putting on your own fireworks show.  Check out http://webmineral.com/help/FlameTest.shtml
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say some lovely words and bring some flowers....
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Do you have blush? Mix something edible and colored with it. Kool-Ade even, something.
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well let's see IF you MUST have a misc decor and you MUST have a ribbon then:\n\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 1\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 2\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 3\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 4\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 5\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 6\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 7\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 8\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 9\nchoose base 1, type of flower 1, ribbon color 1, misc dec 10\n\n10 combinations there, for each ribbon color = 50 combinations\n\nfor each type of flower = 150 combinations\n\nbut really you can combine types of flowers (1, 2, 3, 1+2, 1+3, 2+3) so for each type of flower is really 250 combinations.\n\nThen you have 2 bases so 500 combinations.