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WW: Bridesmaid Bouquet in Summer Wedding

Bridesmaid Bouquet Photo
Yellow Rose Bouquet Photo
White Wedding Rose Macro Photo
"Love is a canvas furnished by Nature and embroidered by imagination."
- Voltaire

My web silence last Wednesday stemmed from being in a summer wedding for a friend I have known for many, many seasons! As mentioned in my bridal flower nail art post on Manicure Monday, the beautiful bride gave me the prettiest bridesmaid bouquet ever. The colorful flower bouquet consists of blue hydrangeas, yellow roses and white roses. Even after an entire week, the flowers are still smiling brightly at me.

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  1. Beautiful! I love the yellow and blue together!

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  2. Beautiful and lovely colours :-)

    Have a bloomingtastic week ;-)

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  3. Congrats to your friend! Those flowers are so pretty :)

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  4. That's a gorgeous bouquet!

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2014/08/ww-batter-up.html

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  5. Love the details of the roses!

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  6. What a gorgeous colour combination.

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  7. I love roses! It's a shame they require so much time to maintain :-(

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  8. Beautiful photos. I love flowers. They are one of those things that just make me so happy. The colours, their delicacy and fragrance. :)

    www.mummygoesmad.com

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  9. Such a pretty colour combo! And I love roses. My favourite flower!

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  10. That IS a gorgeous bouquet!! Have a great day!

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  11. They truly are beautiful flowers, aren't they? You all were breathtaking bridesmaids. :)

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  12. The flowers are so nice and dainty and the color combination is perfect =) #ww

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  13. love it! the colors are so brilliant, perfect for the bridesmaids...

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  14. Very nice. So perfect for a wedding.

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  15. Such gorgeous colors! Love it!

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  16. Such a pretty color combo for a bouquet! And your nails really did match perfectly!

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  17. What a beautiful bouquet! Love the colors! And your nails match perfectly!

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  18. Wow, what a gorgeous colour combination! Thanks for hosting & wishing you a happy WW :)

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  19. Such a lovely color combination!

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  20. I love those colors! My husband came home with a gorgeous, vintage yellow sofa last week and we are painting the interior a combo of those same colors! It will be bright and cheery!

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  21. Love the roses! The pictures are exceptional!

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  22. Love the bouquet. The colors are beautiful!

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  23. Such a beautiful bouquet. Love it!

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  24. Wow, so pretty! I'm sure the wedding itself was just gorgeous!!

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  25. How pretty - love those colors! :)

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  26. Never really thought of those for a wedding bouquet before, but it totally works. Very pretty.

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