Blush Pink Wedding Flowers. Soft & Neutral. Looking for blush wedding flowers? A blush pink flower arrangement for your wedding? Pink flower ideas? Looking for pretty pink wedding bouquets and flowers? Want to know pricing ideas for pink wedding flowers? In this guide, we are sharing blush pink wedding flowers and tips on how you can DIY wedding bouquets and DIY wedding centerpieces.
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Blush + Pink is probably one of the most favorite color combinations of newlyweds-to-be! So sophisticated and elegant. This color combo will be a classic even 20-30 years from now. Meaning when you have your wedding photo, it will look like it just happened yesterday!
We’ve rounded up our top 12 easy-to-work-with blush pink wedding flowers! Most of the wedding flowers on this list are available all year round, and you can order them directly from Fifty Flowers.
If you are looking into DIY-ing your wedding bouquet or centerpieces, these flowers are quite sturdy and manageable, making it easy for you to attempt to make it on your own! We’ve included approximate retail pricing.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT pricing and labor costs will vary. A lot of factors will affect your overall pricing, like where you are, the season, the vendor (their experience and status), style, customer service, and design needs, as well as your event as a whole.
This reference alone will not give you the exact amount you will be paying. But a generic pricing idea (both low-end and high-end) is always good to have when you are in the early stages of budgeting.
Love the list + DIY tips!
(1.) BLUSHING BRIDE MINI CALLA LILIES
Available all year round. Approximately $4-$8 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems. Stems are sturdy but not manageable.
Mini Calla Lilies are pretty tiny, and you will need at least 30 stems to make a decent-sized bouquet. They arrive ready to be processed. No stripping or cleaning is needed.
DIY BOUQUET: They have to be upright and not bent too much, or the stem will break. The stems are hollow, and they will be light. When you pin it, don’t push too hard, or the stems will get squished. Handle lightly.
DIY CENTERPIECE: Great on its own, using multiple stem vases with varying heights. Or also easy to submerge in water; add a floating candle on top to keep it from floating out.
(2.) BLUSH ENHANCED HYDRANGEA
Available all year round. Approximately $4-$8 per stem. Usually purchased by the stem but with a minimum of 10 stems.
Hydrangeas have thick stems and will have many green leaves that have to be cut (unless, of course, you want to keep it!), not to take away from the beauty of the big bloom. They need to be in the water at all times.
When they arrive, they have to be stripped/processed and put into a freshwater source.
DIY BOUQUET: Not recommended for bouquets. These flowers have to be attached to a water source at all times.
DIY CENTERPIECE: They are great grouped in a vase. Approximately 4 stems will look decent in a 4″ short round cylinder. Cut the stems at an angle and insert them in the vase diagonally, starting the placement around the rims of the vase.
Check to ensure that the stems are all submerged in water to avoid any wilting.
(3.) LIGHT BLUSH PEONY
Seasonal. Mostly available in Spring. Prices will HIGHLY vary depending on the season and variety. Approximately $5-$9 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems.
They arrive pretty tight/closed. Peonies will have to sit in the water for about 2-3 days (some longer!) to start to open up.
Sensitive to heat and can also easily wilt. Avoid direct sunlight.
DIY BOUQUET: Stems are pretty sturdy and can withstand minor manipulation or bending.
DIY CENTERPIECE: They are great on their own to really showcase their beauty. Consider bud vases with varying heights. Bud vases are easier to set up.
(4.) FAITH LIGHT PINK/LAVENDER ROSES
Available all year round. Approximately $3-$6 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 25 stems.
Roses are a favorite for any newlywed-to-be! Strong stems can last without water for a whole day (if not until the next day!)
Usually, roses arrive pretty tight/closed. You can process them and let them sit in the water for 2-3 days to wait for them to bloom. In addition, you can ‘force open or reflex‘ them to avoid processing/waiting time for it to bloom.
Even if you purchase grocery store flowers and not from a florist or supplier, you can still easily create DIY gorgeous organic and garden-style arrangements.
DIY BOUQUET: Arrange in an angle to get the stems to support each other. Stems are not bendable but can be strategically placed to ‘support’ each other and not ‘break.’
Towards the end, when you ‘squeeze’ the stems together to tie the bouquet together, do this slowly and adjust the stems as you feel them being ‘forced’ and on the verge of breaking.
DIY CENTERPIECE: As per usual, bud vases are super easy to work with. If you have already reflexed the roses, they can be a show stopper on their own – and when grouped.
Here are beautiful examples of elegant and sophisticated bud vase centerpieces:
Lots of bud vases are available on many online shopping platforms that you can easily order:
(5.) MARZIPAN CANDY ROSE
Available all year round. Approximately $3-$6 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 25 stems.
Similar to the description and idea of the Faith Light Pink Rose.
(6.) LIGHT PINK RANUNCULUS FRESH CUT FLOWER
Generic varieties are available all year round. Approximately $4-$8 each. Pricing will greatly vary depending on the season. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems.
Ranunculus has sensitive stems. Be gentle with them. The blooms are also very sensitive; please handle them delicately.
DIY BOUQUET: We would suggest using ranunculus as an ‘add-on’ bloom and placing them right around the middle of the bouquet so that other blooms can ‘support’ id.
DIY CENTERPIECE: These are also great for individual bud vases.
(7.) HYBRID TEA ROSE SWEET AVALANCHE
Available all year round. Approximately $4-$6 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems.
Spray roses are much smaller than the standard rose. A stem will have at least 3-4 mini blooms, making them great for filler flowers. Also, it adds height and texture to your bouquet.
Similar to the description and idea of the Faith Light Pink Rose.
(8. & 9.) POWDER PINK CARNATION FLOWERS & PINK INNOCENCE CARNATION FLOWER
Available all year round. Approximately $1-$4 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 25 stems.
These are super great for summer weddings and fillers. Sturdy stems. You can also gently massage the bloom to open up. This means you can usually use this right away with little to no processing times.
Similar to the description and idea of the Faith Light Pink Rose.
(10.) MOTHER OF PEARL ROSE
Available all year round. Approximately $5-$8 per stem. Note that this is a higher-end rose, which means the price per stem will be slightly higher than that of a standard rose. Comes in a bunch of 25 stems.
Similar to the description and idea of the Faith Light Pink Rose.
(11.) BLUSH TULIP
Can be available year-round. But the high time is late winter and mid-spring. Approximately $2-$5 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems.
Similar to ranunculus, Tulips have sensitive stems. Be gentle with them. The blooms are also very sensitive; please handle them delicately.
They arrive pretty tight and will need to be treated. They will have to sit in the water for 3-4 days to open fully.
DIY BOUQUET: We would suggest using tulips as an ‘add-on’ bloom and placing them right around the middle of the bouquet so that other blooms can ‘support’ it.
DIY CENTERPIECE: These are also great for individual bud vases. Also, tall vases where the tulip stems can freely move around. They make a great ‘flowy’ arrangement as their legs tend to grow to move around when they drink water.
(12.) LA VIE EN BLUSH SPRAY ROSES
Available all year round. Approximately $4-$6 per stem. Comes in a bunch of 10 stems.
Spray roses are much smaller than the standard rose. A stem will have at least 3-4 mini blooms, making them great for filler flowers. Also, it adds height and texture to your bouquet.
Similar to the description and idea of the Faith Light Pink Rose.
Looking to add some greenery to your bouquet? This guide will help you out!
Want to have an idea of how bouquet pricing works? Here’s a video for you!
