Flower Ideas For Celtic Wedding??? No Shamrocks.?

I do believe you and I could be best friends! hahaha I am having a celtic themed wedding (Getting married in a Castle in Scotland) And I am a HUGE fan of Harry Potter. Would never use Slytherin colours though, that's just sick. haha =P

It's a shame you're not walking down to Hedwigs Theme (always a dream of mine that my Fiance would NOT allow! hahaha) but I digress....

Depending on the celtic side you're going for Thistles and Heather are very celtic. If it's Celtic in general they would look lovely mixed in with other traditional flowers. If it's strictly Irish Celtic I wouldn't go for them as they're mainly Scottish flowers.

I am using a very natural feel with my flowers to perceive that medieval feel. Berries and Wheat are essential if that's something that interests you. I am adding roses and other bright modern flowers though so it doesn't look like you just walked into the renaissance fair!

Instead of using green flowers try to find nice greenery to add to your bouquets in addition to the colours you choose. I think mixing the Maroon and Yellow in with your flowers could really throw a touch of accent colour to your decor and still go with the "Non-Theme" of Potter. So use Ivy, Berries, Wheat with Maroon roses and yellow sunflowers.

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I found that online when looking up Harry Potter Wedding themes. I think it looks appropriate.

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They used a sorting hat to sort people to their tables! Brilliant! And it looks like the cards are attached to Wands... maybe a bit much, but how cute.

More of their center pieces

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Here are some flowers you could choose from:

Alstromeria, Andromata, Anenome, Arum Lily, Azalea, Baby's Breath, Blossom, Blue Bells, Sim Carnation, Pixie Carnation, Calendula, Camellia, Cornflowers, Daffodil, Delphinium, Erica, Forget me not, Foxgloves, Freesia, Gardenia, Garden Roses, Godetia, Hyacinth, Iris, Jasmine, Lavender, Lilac, Love in the Mist, Misty Blue, Muscari, Australian Natives, Phaly Orchid, Tropical Orchids, Peony Rose, Poppy, Queen Annes Lace, Ranunculus, Rhododendron, Snapdragon, Stephanotis, Stock, Sweet Pea, Sweet William, Tulip, Wall Flower, Viburnum. Arum Lily, LA Lily, Lily of the Valley, November Lily, Oriental Lily, Tiger Lily.

I did a yahoo search for Slytherin for images and found that the only color that you didn't lists was red. So what about a deep red. You could also do white and cream.

I found this site with examples from some Celtic named place. I liked the Ivy's mixed into the flowers. Maybe different flowers or colors, but its pretty and differant.

http://www.cariaddesigns.co.uk/celtic_manor.htm

The ladies at http://www.midnightgarden.com/wedding/board are extremely helpful as they are nearly all planning Celtic weddings of some sort.

Thistles are a common flower in that area. Lavendar (the plant).

Congratulations!! I'm sending you a color wheel. IMHO I think your preferred flower in white, sage and magenta with silver (sprayed) baby's breath would be gorgeous!!

Want something softer? White roses with sage ribbons, greenery, and soft pink roses with silver (sprayed) baby's breath.

http://realcolorwheel.com/complementsneutral.htm

This website might help

http://www.irishflorists.com:8080/

why dont you marry harry potter and have little babys

grow up i hope your man knows he is marring a child

are you older enough to even get married little girl

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