3 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
PERFECT FOR FALL
As the temperatures start to cool and the days get shorter, switch up your bouquets for ones that signal the change in seasons. Here’s three of our favorites and how to get the look at home.
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End of Summer
Round out the summer months with an all-white arrangement. There’s something so graceful about a bundle of one-hued blooms of a single variety, like roses or hydrangeas. If you want a mix, get a few white and ivory flowers of different shapes and sizes. To start, mix your larger blooms with something more whimsical, like Queen Anne’s lace, and fill in with greenery for color and interest.
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Early Fall
A combination of dahlias, eucalyptus leaves and smaller blooms is perfect for easing from a floral-centric summer into leaf-laden fall. Start with romantic dahlias as your focal flower (we love pale pink this season) and surround the plush blooms with more delicate buds in a deeper hue. Mix in eucalyptus leaves at varying heights for an arrangement that looks like a wild garden in a vase.
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High Autumn
Celebrate the changing landscape outside with your indoor botanicals. Inspired by the colors of fall, the star of your arrangement should be leaves in tones ranging from jade to burgundy or speckled in burnt orange. Then, let florals be the supporting cast, like subtle hydrangeas with purple-tipped petals.
