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Summer Snowball
Snowball hydrangeas, white roses and sprigs of lavender were used in these wedding centerpieces. Floral design by
Mark Addison.
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Think Pink
Together these hydrangeas look lovely with garden roses, spray roses, dahlias, stock and other flowers. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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Beachy Keen Hydrangeas
A lavish and colorful blend of protea, fiddlehead, tulips, hydrangea, orchids, roses, scabiosa pods and other wonderful textural fall flowers add softness to this modern rustic table scape. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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Classic Centerpiece
This wedding centerpiece features cream hydrangea with roses, peonies, stock and other spring flowers. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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It Takes Two
"My team of designers stayed up the night before the event and built a 32-ft long centerpiece featuring just cream hydrangea and white orchids," says floral designer
Nancy Liu Chin. "It really was that simple. With just two types of flowers, we made this grand floral piece that hung above the center of the room."
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Photo: Photo by: Kevin Chin
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Walk This Way
White hydrangeas, rose, petals, callas lilies and orchids were arranged at the end of this wedding ceremony walkway. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs. Wedding planning by
A Savvy Event.
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Bold and Beautiful
"When your clients want a grand arrangement for their reception you give it to them," says floral designer
Nancy Liu Chin. "This grand dome floral pieces on top of a beautiful curved glass features our perennial favorite cream hydrangea with roses, stock, lilac and dusty miller." Wedding planning by
Charmed Events Group.
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Deliciously Delightful
Called the "Jewel Toned Mix," this generous arrangement features blue and purple hydrangeas, cabbage roses, an artichoke flower, lilies, and tea roses. Floral design by Christine Noelle of
Dilly Lily of Chicago.
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That's Hot
Hot pink hydrangea, mini green hydrangea and assorted roses make a bold statement in this smaller tabletop arrangement. Floral design by Suha Kaidbey of
Le Printemps in Washington, DC.
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Preppy Handbook
Pink roses, green hydrangeas dressed with succulent jade take us back to a time when pink and green was the new black. Floral design by
Floral Effect.
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Antique Elegance
Lush arrangement of premium flowers featuring white hydrangeas, lace ferns, calla lilies, orchids and roses reminds us of a time gone by. Floral design by
English Garden Florist of Las Vegas.
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Seeing Colors
This tight mass of flowers packs a powerful punch of color featuring purple and magenta hydrangeas, tulips and spray roses. Floral design by Tony Polega of
Bukiety Floral in Chicago.
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Keep it Simple
Hydrangeas are great simply by themselves as a centerpiece, especially for outdoor settings. These purple and blue blooms graced a table in the Hamptons. Floral design by
Mark Addison.
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Always Appropriate
Hydrangeas are an appealing gender-neutral flower appropriate for just about any occasion.
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Am I Blue?
This low but lush arrangement features blue hydrangeas, purple roses and vivid mums. Made from hearty stock, it should last at least two weeks if cared for. Floral design by
Hallie's Garden.
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Summer Hydrangea Harvest
Snowball hydrangeas, white roses and sprigs of lavender were used in these wedding centerpieces. Floral design by
Mark Addison.
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One Singular Sensation
A single hydrangea makes for a big and bold statement in this desk-sized arrangement. In addition to the bloom, it also features roses, gerbera daisies and button mums. Design by Patricia Hachiya of
Manhattan Village Florist in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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Classic Elegance
Hydrangeas were once associated with your grandmother's garden. They are now synonymous with classic elegance. This wedding was styled by Oh So Inspired featuring A Savvy Event and Very Mary Inspired. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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White Wedding
Annabelle or white hydrangeas are a popular wedding centerpiece. This arrangement also features roses, cymbidium orchids and coffee beans as an accent. Floral design by
Mona’s Accents in New Orleans.
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Country Chic
This rustic centerpiece features a container wrapped in birch bark, and is made chic by green hydrangea, a tall grouping of kangaroo paws, orange roses, pin cushion protea and callas. Floral design by
MultiFlor.
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Purple Rain
Deep purple hydrangeas, silver roses, lilac amaranths, orchid and freesia make up the "Spirit of Love" arrangement. Floral design by Aria Muguet of
Muguet Florist in Beverly Hills.
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Washington Weddings
This eco-friendly wedding centerpiece features deep purple and baby green hydrangeas roses and tulips. Floral design by
L'Artisan Lily.
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Peachy Blues
Situated in a flattened vase, the "Peachy Blues" arrangement features light blue hydrangea, ruffled petaled peach roses and yellow tulips. It is accented with various green foliage. Floral design by Kathy Benetatos and Maria Petrides of
Mudd Fleur in Chicago.
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Annabelle in White
The "Autumn Modern" arrangement features hearty Annabelle hydrangeas, roses and safari sunset accented with curly willow, autumn leaves and wheat arranged in an oval vase filled with festive cranberries. Floral design by
Windmill Floral Expression of Las Vegas.
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Rustic Chic
Hydrangeas have become the go-to anchor for bringing romance into rustic arrangements. This arrangement features blue hydrangeas, Ann Marie ivy, roses, freesia and gerbera daisies. Floral design by Jeffrey Rohr of
Playa Flowers.
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Magenta Magic
These lovely arrangement features both magenta and blue-white hydrangeas, coffee beans, gerbera daisies, orange roses, Kermit mums and stock. Floral design by Dottie Rogers of
Ellensburg Floral & Gifts.
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Hydrangea Harvest Centerpiece
The "Cranberry Harvest" centerpiece features hydrangeas, cranberries, mums and yellow roses. Floral design by
Muscari Fine Flowers in Roslyn, NY.
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Rustic Summer Centerpiece
This rustic summer setting is made elegant with a centerpiece featuring hydrangea with roses, green texture foliage, stock, dahlias, lisianthus and other seasonal flowers. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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True Romance
This romantic arrangement features hydrangea, roses, dahlias, lisianthus, stock and seasonal foliage. Floral design by
Nancy Liu Chin Designs.
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Potted Pink
A simple basket of pink hydrangeas is a solid choice for occasions such as welcoming a baby girl, saying "thank you" or "get well."
