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Black and White Bouquet

November 9th, 2009

Although black is not the most common flower seen in a wedding- it can really make a dramatic appearance. There are not many naturally black flowers available out there, but do not worry.

Why not dye your flowers black?  Sounds crazy…right? WRONG! To me…sounds FUN!

Here are some shots of a test run for an upcoming wedding. Carnations really work great for dyeing. Although I have to admit that these are actually spray painted, which I think actually works better.

black and white

Mix of Black and White

 

mostly black

Mostly Black

 

mostly white

Mostly White 

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