Pantone’s 2019 color of the year, Living Coral, is a bright and cheery shade perfect for any DIY wedding design theme! We have curated a wedding pack specifically geared toward this color which you can find here! We are so excited to share this living coral centerpiece created using this package! We used a mixture of coral reef and Amsterdam roses, variegated pittosporum, green hypericum, peach carnations, white trachellium, and orange snapdragons. You can style this centerpiece for an outdoor garden-themed event or on the cake table of your rustic barn wedding. The possibilities are absolutely endless! You can always add some of your other favorite wholesale flowers such as spray roses, tulips or baby’s breath – these will tie into nicely with any theme and make this design completely your own!
What You’ll Need
- Coral Reef Roses
- Amsterdam Roses
- Variegated Pittosporum
- Green Hypericum
- Peach Carnations Fancy
- White Trachellium
- Orange Snapdragons
Find a unique container to create this DIY living coral centerpiece arrangement! Perhaps you can visit a local antique or craft shop to find the vessel of your choice. You can find a unique container different from the one that we have chosen. You can even select a vase that is round or cylindrical in shape instead of rectangular or boxy. To begin building shape create a skeleton with the greenery. Then add in the roses and other flowers to add substance and texture to your design. Finally, fill in any empty spaces with leftover greenery and filler to achieve a natural full look. Change up the flower placement to add yet another unique touch!
For more on how to use living coral flowers check out this DIY real wedding post here.
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How will you make this creation your own? Let us know in the comments! We cannot wait to hear from you all!
Emily Davis
Emily uses her extensive knowledge of flowers and floral design to plan and develop new product offerings for BloomsByTheBox.com. She offers her pro insights to Blooms brides and has been quoted by publications sharing floral design trends and advice.
