#blue blossoms

[apofiss]

Winter bloom 🌨️🔹(=｀ω´=) Wallpaper size is available on Patreon! LINK!

[gabriel-onthe-gallows]

Saw someone posted the blue blossoms are called forget-me-nots

Oh my love sweet child of sleep, how could we ever?

[missedmilemarkers]

[viewsoftyria]

Views of Tyria - Auric Basin - Blue blossoms

[xploryst]

[littlepawz]

Bear with me. I am just feeding my adoration for blue flowers :) 

BTW, if anyone knows what these flowers are called, please let me know!

[athirasartcasts]

Drawing Blue Blossoms

[lilysflorist]

The Perfect ‘Something Blue’ To Carry On Your Wedding Day

One of this year’s Pantone colours is serenity – a gentle shade of blue. It’s a perfect colour for weddings as it’s calming, elegant, soft, and romantic. It also fits the “something blue” wedding tradition for good luck. To help you find the perfect “something blue” for your wedding, we’ve thought of creating a list of beautiful blue flowers that you can use on your bridal bouquet or wedding flower decorations. Here’s what we’ve come up with:

Blue Hydrangea. Are you a bride on a budget? A single large hydrangea bloom can be an alternative for a fancy posy for your bridesmaids. You can ask your florist to use one to accent your own bouquet, too. Instead of having fillers and greens, you can use these lush and opulent tranquil blue hydrangeas to frame an arrangement. Hydrangeas come in magnificent blue tones including shades of cobalt, deep blue-purple, bright blue, and sky blue. Hydrangea blossoms are ideal for rustic, shabby chic and vintage-themed weddings.

Iris. The most popular blue flower, Dutch iris come in shades of pale blue, cobalt, powder blue, and navy-purple. Iris flower is available all year round. If you can get the long-stemmed bearded iris, the better as it has a larger flowerhead with lovely frilled petals.

Delphinium. This flower has the truest blue shade although some has a tint of lilac in them. If you want a shade that’s really blue, ask for the “blue bee” and “butterfly” variety for a nice turquoise blue colour. A dramatic flower that’s tall, the blue to inky navy delphinium is perfect for table setting flowers or on pedestal displays. Snip off a single flower and add on boutonnieres or on a hair accessory.

Hyacinth. Its closely packed bell-shaped florets on short stems look oh so lovely. There are many blue shades of this gorgeous wedding flower. You can find sky blue, powder blue, cobalt and dark blue hyacinths. The florets may be used as flower jewellery, hair ornament, or an accent for boutonnieres. Aside from the elegant blue colour, hyacinths are also popular for their sweet fragrance.

Spanish bluebell. Looking for a dainty blue flower? The Spanish bluebell  or Scilla will look ultra pretty on posies for a spring wedding.

Forget-me-not. Who could forget? The tiny blue petals of this blossom make the perfect flower crowns for your flower girls. They also look great on posies and as fillers for flower centerpieces.

Clematis. This flower is available in various shades including brilliant pink, creamy lemon, deep purple, mauve, white and of course blue. The true blue clematis varieties are the Ice Blue, Crystal Fountain, and Arabella. Pretty clematis blossoms may be used in bouquets together with peonies, pale-pink roses, astilbe, and ranunculuses.

Triplet lilies or Triteleia. An eye-catching deep violet-blue flower perfect for posies and bouquets.  They look like agapanthus but with more pronounced funnel-shaped blossoms.

Can’t decide which to choose? Blue, in its warm and cool tones, is easier to work with. A bouquet of white tulips with light and dark blue hydrangeas, blue triteleia, blue delphiniums and small white calla lilies would look absolutely stunning. Don’t be afraid to mix and match; blue won’t make you blue.